Jennifer Lopez has been seen in the first official image from her next movie, the romantic comedy Office Romance.

The 56-year-old singer was seen staring lovingly into the eyes of her costar, Brett Goldstein, who is best known for the series Ted Lasso.

They are nearly nose to nose as he smiles at Lopez, who plays his boss.

An official synopsis was also shared by Netflix in a Monday Instagram post.

'Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein star in OFFICE ROMANCE. A raunchy romantic comedy about a secret office romance and the trouble two workaholics get in when they start thinking with their hearts,' the note read about the film that debuts on Netflix on June 5.

Lopez added three clapping emoji as she hit the like button.

Lopez plays a CEO named Jackie Cruz, who falls for a new employee named Daniel Blanchflower, played by Goldstein.

She told People on Monday that Jackie is a 'workaholic, incredibly controlled and not looking for distractions.'

The Bronx native added, 'Perhaps elements helped, but in real life Jackie as a CEO and myself as a CEO are incredibly different. Although I work incredibly hard I understand the balance of work/life and prioritizing family and friends.'

The star also noted that the film is 'a classic romance, with modern edgier humor' so she said yes right away. 'I was booked back to back with other projects, but I knew I had to do this movie, so we made it work,' the actress shared. 'I think it's exactly what we all need right now.'

She also raved about her costar.

The siren said Goldstein 'brought an amazing calming and self assured energy' to his performance.

'There's something very grounded and natural about him,' she said.

'He wasn't trying to play the romance or the comedy because he is hilariously funny in real life and incredibly charming and appealing, it all just felt so natural.'

Goldstein told the site that he and cowriter Joe Kelly created the script for Office Romance specifically for Lopez.

'We started asking ourselves who the best rom-com star is, and without hesitation, we both said JLo,' said the star who has in the past raved about the icon.

'And within the space of a long train journey, we had the whole idea for the film. It's easy to write a rom-com when you have JLo in mind. She's the best at this stuff. We just wanted to write something funny and smart enough to be worthy of her saying yes.'

Director Ol Parker also told People that the film is over the top: 'It pushes the envelope slightly for what people might expect from a Jennifer Lopez movie. She was delighted to do that and very funny doing it.'