Jennifer Lopez is silent on recent the lip sync controversy in "American Idol" but she did say a mouthful regarding her newly released album and how she is inspired by her experiences, which included her divorce from Marc Anthony.

The "I Luh Ya Papi" singer said in all her albums, her greatest singles have always been about love. "It's my motivation. It's what I think about. That's who I am at the essence," Jennifer Lopez told Popcrush.com.

However, the word "love" now has a different meaning for Jennifer Lopez than it did for her first nine albums. For this album, she spent over a year just working on the singles and perfecting the music.

"My goal was to just be as honest as I could," she added. "You know, I'd gone through a lot in my life right at that point when I went on tour

"I'd been through a divorce. A lot of things had happened. I really felt like it was a turning point in my life," she added.

But Jennifer Lopez said that she's the same girl that she always was even if she evolved and grown.

"I have more experience and I have to put that into this album - and I think I really did," she said.

Unfortunately, Jennifer Lopez was mum about the lip sync controversy in "American Idol" in her most recent interview. On Wednesday, viewers were both surprised and amused when the singer's mouth didn't match the lyrics of the back track.

Jennifer Lopez' lip sync controversy in "American Idol" also prompted travel show host George Zimmern to tweet about the matter:

"Did @jlo just lip sync?"I am on DVR here. Is this already a "thing" with #idol fans? This is a singing show right?" he wrote.

The "American Idol" judge divorced Marc Anthony in 2011 but they had six-year-old twins Max and Emme. Jennifer Lopez is now dating Casper Smart, her backup dancer who also appeared in the music video for "I Luh Ya Papi."