Chuck Schumer says he won't officiate Jennifer Lopez's wedding with Alex Rodriguez because of bad track record

Schumer is Lopez and Rodriguez's senator in New York

Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer talks to reporters following the weekly Democratic Senate policy luncheon at the US Capitol 5 March, 2019 in Washington, DC. ((Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images))

Chuck Schumer has revealed he won’t be officiating Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez’s wedding, and that he has a personal reason for staying away from the two native New Yorkers’ nuptials.

The senator, who represents New York State along with Kirsten Gillibrand, told TMZ on Monday that his only experience officiating a wedding has convinced him never to do it again.

Asked about Lopez and Rodriguez’s engagement, which became public over the weekend, Schumer replied: “God bless them.”

The website then asked what the senator’s answer would be if the pair asked him to lead the ceremony.

“I officiated one wedding. They got divorced after 10 months,” Schumer said. “I’m never officiating a wedding again.”

Both Lopez and Rodriguez are New York City natives – a quality they share with Schumer.

The couple announced their engagement on Instagram by both sharing the same photo of their intertwined hands, with a massive engagement ring on Lopez’s finger.

Lopez simply captioned the image with a string of heart emoji, while Rodriguez wrote: “She said yes.”

The pair are believed to have been dating since early 2017.