Ojani Noa's Explosive Instagram Rant Turns The Heat Up On Jennifer Lopez's Past

After years of silence, Ojani Noa, the ex-husband of Jennifer Lopez, has reignited controversy with a scathing Instagram post digging up the former couple's messy history.

Noa's fresh allegations revisit a scandalous 2000s court case over a supposed sex tape, and his demands for justice have brought the spotlight back to past tensions.

As he shared old documents, legal records, and personal claims, the drama between Noa and Lopez exploded once more, forcing fans and media to revisit old wounds.

Lopez's former husband didn't hold back in his lengthy Instagram post, which came over a month after she claimed on Howard Stern's show that she had never been loved despite her four marriages.

In his recent comments, Noa dove into their past, recounting the early 2000s lawsuit Lopez and her mother, Guadalupe, filed against him.

They accused him of planning to release a sex tape from their marriage, an allegation he called "bullsh-t."

According to the actor, he had been working on a documentary about his life, not Lopez's, which included personal "home movies" from their engagement, wedding, and honeymoon.

He insisted, "They are basically home movies (NONE SEX TAPES) because there's none SEX TAPE between us."

Ojani Noa shared old court declarations and documents in his post, claiming that Jennifer Lopez's accusations ruined his name.

He said the singer falsely accused him of trying to damage her career, writing, "She claims that I was going to ruin her life, that I was going to damage her career, etc. Bull sh-t allegations. False statements."

The 51-year-old stated that the court never found evidence of any sex tapes, calling the case "false, fabricated allegations, false accusations, maliciously towards me."

In one document from 2009, Judge James Chalfant ordered that the private footage of Lopez could not be distributed "anywhere, anytime, anyhow."

Still, Noa argued that the judge's ruling came only after the "Marry Me" star and her legal team failed to provide any proof.

"When we go to court the judge ask them for 'Prove of those claims,' they couldn't come up with anything of course because there wasn't any," he wrote.

The "Eye See Me" actor went even further, calling Lopez's mother "the worst mother-in-law I've ever had" and accusing both women of trying to destroy him with false accusations.

He recalled telling the judge, "These claims are bullsh-t lies and false accusations towards me. I don't have a SEX TAPE."

Noa said the accusations were painful and humiliating, describing how he was labeled a criminal and repeatedly dragged to court.

"Every time we went to court, I can see they were trying to hurt me, to damage my name," he wrote.

According to him, the repeated legal motions, false evidence, and delays stretched the case for years until the judge finally dismissed it.

"This went on for another year to the point that the judge got tired of the whole 'False Claim' and dismissed the case," Noa claimed, alleging Lopez later filed new documents in arbitration courts to continue the fight.

Noa also referenced Jennifer Lopez's relationship with Sean "Diddy" Combs, reigniting one of the most controversial rumors from her early career.

The Cuban alleged that any rumored sex tape could have originated from her time with the rapper, whom she dated after their divorce.

"She was cheating on me with DIDDY," he claimed.

Noa said there were newspapers and magazines publications of the actress's sex tapes going around, suggesting that she had also been involved in legal battles with Suge Knight, a rival of Diddy, over alleged tapes.

Noa even shared a 2001 court declaration showing his ex-wife suing Knight for allegedly buying and threatening to release a tape she said she had no memory of making.

Tying these incidents to Diddy's alleged "Freak Off" parties, Noa argued that the star had wrongly accused him to protect herself from public scandal, insisting that for years she had damaged his name and persona by lying.

In contrast to Noa's claims, Jennifer Lopez previously offered her own version of their marriage on "The Howard Stern Show" in October.

She described the difficulties of dating men who struggled with her success, saying, "This business is tougher on women who are doing better than men because men are raised to be the supporters."

The 56-year-old explained that her then-husband had "a lot of potential, but he's not at the point where he's not gonna make as much money as me."

Lopez said their cultural differences also caused strain, adding, "The man I've married is Latin and they, more than any other type of man, are very macho."

She even recalled how Noa would question her wardrobe and movie scenes, saying, "You can see through that dress!" or "Is there going to be a love scene in that next movie? You're my wife."

While Lopez once described these tensions as part of her early romantic struggles, Noa's latest rant suggests those wounds never fully healed.