After four years with Jenny from the Block, the Mighty A-Rod has struck out.
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez, the New York power couple dubbed J-Rod, have called it quits and broken off their engagement, an unidentified source told People.com.
“This has been a long time coming,” the source said.
The singer, 51, and former Yankees slugger, 45, first started dating in 2017 and got engaged two years later.
“She said yes,” Rodriguez gushed in a March 2019 Instagram post with a heart emoji and photo of J.Lo’s hand wearing a giant ring.
“Locking it down,” he wrote in another post showing him down on one knee, popping the question on a beach in the Bahamas.
The glamorous pair seemed to be a match made in New York heaven — two beautiful people born in the city to families with Latin roots who went on to achieve the greatest heights of fame and fortune.
Speaking to Sports Illustrated in 2019, Lopez said she actually had a memorable first meeting with Rodriguez at Shea Stadium in 2005, when she was still married to singer Marc Anthony and Rodriguez was still married to Cynthia Scurtis.
“We shook hands, and it was this weird electricity for, like, three seconds,” Lopez recalled. “Three to five seconds of looking at somebody right in their eyes, and getting stuck.”
After the two finally had their first date more than a decade later and got serious, they filled their social media feeds with pics of their blended families and appeared more than ready to take the next step.
But then the COVID-19 crisis hit, and they were forced to put their reported plans for a lavish summer wedding in Italy on hold.
“We postponed the wedding twice. We had planned what we really, really wanted to do, (but) I don’t know if we’ll be able to re-create that,” Lopez told Elle magazine in January.
“We canceled it, and since then we haven’t really talked about it. There’s no rush. We want to do it right when we can do it,” she said.
Lopez later shared with Allure that she and Rodriguez tried therapy during their pandemic lockdown.
“We got to work on ourselves. We did therapy,” she explained. “I think it was really helpful for us in our relationship.”
During their quarantine times, the two tried to buy the Mets, with Amazin’ allies such as the Rev. Al Sharpton and Mayor de Blasio pulling for their bid to win.
In the end, though, billionaire Steve Cohen’s cash trumped the couple’s star power, and Cohen bought the franchise from the Wilpons.
Rodriguez and Lopez, meanwhile, didn’t share any immediate signs of their shocking split with followers of their social media accounts.
A-Rod posted an Instagram pic Friday showing himself on a yacht off the coast of Miami.
“Don’t mind me, just taking a sail-fie,” he wrote in the lighthearted caption.
It was just two weeks ago that he posted a romantic photo of himself with Lopez along with the line, “Missing this girl.”
Lopez has been in the Dominican Republic recently filming the romantic comedy “Shotgun Wedding” with co-star Josh Duhamel.
Spokespeople for the couple did not immediately respond to requests for comment from the Daily News.
Early last month, A-Rod’s camp batted down speculation he was the “married” MLB player who had an alleged fling with “Southern Charm” cast member Madison LeCroy, 30.
“It’s a B.S. story. Alex has never met her,” a source close to Rodriguez told People.