“I Wish I Had A Dad Like This”: Celebrity Parents Who Have Won Hearts Online By Publicly Supporting Their Transgender Children y

Lopez has been referring to Oskar using gender neutral pronouns (they/them) since 2022, but has yet to publicly talk about her son’s coming out.

However, she has recently talked about her children becoming adults and leaving home. She admitted on Jimmy Kimmel Live! during a May 2026 appearance, she said she had been “crying for two months” over it.

In another interview with Extra, she said that Oskar and her other son, Max, were accepted to all five colleges they applied to, and both received scholarships to their schools of choice.

“They have ADHD, and so they learn differently, and there were struggles and times, and I’m just so proud of them because they did what they said they were gonna do, and they’re good people,” Lopez said. “They’re loving, good-hearted people.”