Star couple Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez (File photo| AP) 
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2020 US polls: Jennifer Lopez, partner Alex Rodriguez endorse Joe Biden for President

Lopez and Rodriguez on Friday had a virtual chat session with the former Vice President and his wife Dr Jill Biden where they were seen voicing their support for him.

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WASHINGTON: Celebrity couple Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez officially endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden for the 2020 Presidential elections. According to Fox News, Lopez and Rodriguez on Friday (local time) had a virtual chat session with the former Vice President and his wife Dr Jill Biden where they were seen voicing their support for him.

The couple also went on to discuss their concerns about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, economy, racism, and the importance of voting for the Latino community. "We're thrilled and we're excited to vote. I think our voice has never been more important. We want to come together as a team to defeat Covid and to rebuild this US economy that needs us all so much," Variety quoted Rodriguez as saying in the video posted to Biden's social media on Friday.

"For me, it's unifying the nation again. Getting rid of this hate, thinking about my kids walking around in a world where, you know it's OK to be racist or prejudiced because our administration says it's OK. That to me is really sad because it's not the country I grew up in," Lopez said.

The couple ended the conversation by giving out the messages to the Latino community in Spanish urging them to vote in the upcoming election.

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