Jennifer Lopez will be back in court in LA this week to seek a gagging order to prevent former husband Ojani Noa publishing his proposed book about their eleven month marriage, 'The Unknown Truth: A Passionate Portrait Of A Serial Thriller', in which he promises to publish details of the singer's infidelities and provide a "sensitive, private and intimate" insight into their marriage.
If I remember rightly, she's had a gagging order before, pending out of court mediation. Or something like that. Whatever, this is basically part of an ongoing campaign to prevent the publication of the book. J-Lo's lawyer, Jay Lavely says: "Noa's claims are false and defamatory."