Jane Fonda declares Jennifer Lopez cut her eyebrow throughout notorious slapping scene in Monster-in-Law and ‘never ever said sorry’

Jane Fonda called out Jennifer Lopez on Thursday when she came by The Drew Barrymore Program to promote her brand-new movie with Lily Tomlin, Carrying On.

The 85-year-old legend– who just recently exposed her anti-aging tricks– remembered an event from her hit 2005 movie Monster-in-Law and roasted Lopez, 53, for apparently cutting her face throughout their notorious slapping scene.

Fonda declared Jennifer ‘never ever said sorry’ for the slap-gone-wrong, informing Barrymore that the attractive super star cut her eyebrow with ‘this huge diamond ring.’

Barrymore had actually asked the two-time Oscar winner what she thought of the romcom, in which Jane played the titular ‘monster-in-law’ opposite Jennifer’s glowing bride-to-be.

‘ Well, ok,’ started Fonda, diving into the fray. ‘The important things that enters your mind immediately is, we have a slapping scene. I slap her, she slaps me, I slap her.’

Oops: The legend remembered an event from her hit 2005 movie Monster-in-Law and roasted Lopez, 53, for cutting her face throughout their notorious slapping scene

Fonda went on to provide a not-so-subtle dig at the The Wedding event Coordinator star’s grand taste, stating: ‘Well, Jennifer– according to Jennifer– she had this huge diamond ring.

‘ Therefore, when she slapped me among the times, it cut open throughout my eye, my eyebrow. You understand, she’s never ever said sorry.’

Monster-in-Law saw Jane occupy the function of a fallen talk program host who comes out of a career-killing psychological breakdown to torture the bride-to-be of her precious kid in a desperate quote to break them up.

The movie’s climactic scene occurs at the feared wedding event, where Lopez and Fonda slap each other ridiculous prior to calling a ceasefire and apologizing.

Lopez attended to the scene in 2019 when she published a video to her YouTube channel and went over the experience of dealing with Fonda– and the slap-gone-wrong.

‘ I was so scared to strike Jane Fonda in the face or injure her in any method, actually,’ stated Lopez, who went on to provide a veiled jab at Jane by stating the renowned star ‘quite’ resembled her unhinged mother-in-law.

‘ Her character was quite like her,’ stated Lopez, ‘and my character at the time was quite like me. I was so scared of her and she was so brave and like, “Simply strike me. Do not fret about it, it’s going to be great.”‘

The Jenny from the Block songstress described that her back-and-forth with Fonda at first started with some safe poking prior to it spiraled into a slap fight.

Five-carat cut: Sharing the sofa with her renowned Carrying on co-star, Lily Tomlin, 83, Fonda declared Jennifer ‘never ever said sorry’ for the slap-gone-wrong, informing Drew Barrymore, 48, that the attractive super star cut her eyebrow with ‘this huge diamond ring’

A jab from Jane: Fonda went on to provide a not-so-subtle dig at the The Wedding event Coordinator star’s grand taste, stating, ‘Well, Jennifer– according to Jennifer– she had this huge diamond ring’

Waiting on her apology: Fonda described how Jennifer’s huge ring left its mark, informing Barrymore, ‘it cut open throughout my eye, my eyebrow. You understand, she’s never ever said sorry’

Not chuckling now: Monster-in-Law saw Jane occupy the function of a fallen talk program host who comes out of a career-killing psychological breakdown to torture the bride-to-be of her precious kid in a desperate quote to break them up

Sorry not sorry: Lopez attended to the scene in 2019 when she published a video to her YouTube channel and asserted that she did say sorry to Fonda after the slap-gone-wrong. ‘ I resembled, “Oh, so sorry.” And she resembled, “It’s great. It’s great.” It was a freaking purple blister that was standing out and she didn’t care’

” The next thing you understand,’ stated Lopez, ‘she actually went all out on among those slaps.’

Lopez stated that her and Fonda consented to ‘keep slapping each other’ up until they stopped, including: ‘The scene handled a life of its own in such a way that we never ever thought of. I do not even believe we were expected to slap each other.’

The Housemaid in Manhattan star went on to confess that Fonda had a blood blister above her eye and asserted that she did say sorry.

‘ I resembled, “Oh, so sorry.” And she resembled, “It’s great. It’s great.” It was a freaking purple blister that was standing out and she didn’t care. She’s such a gangster b ** ch. I simply enjoy her.’