Jennifer Lopez gets emotional at son Max's high school graduation; attends celebration with Oskar - PICS

Jennifer Lopez was one proud mom as she cheered her son, Max on at his high school graduation.Dressed to perfection, the actress took a break from promoting her film 'Office Romance', to turn cheerleader for her son as he hit the academic milestone.According to photos published by the Daily Mail, Lopez attended her son Max's graduation ceremony in a stunning green floral corseted dress paired with a matching green cardigan. She was joined by several family members, including her parents, Guadalupe Lopez and David Lopez, longtime manager Benny Medina, and Max's twin sibling, Oskar.Images from the event showed the singer smiling alongside her son as they posed for photographs before becoming visibly emotional and wiping away tears during the celebrations.This spotting comes just days after Max's twin, Oskar also graduated from their high school last week. Oskar, who was previously known as Emme, used the occasion to publicly reveal a name change and also revealed their pronoun as 'he/him'.The twins are now preparing to begin their college journeys. According to reports, Oskar will attend Sarah Lawrence College, while Max is expected to enroll at a college that has not yet been publicly disclosed.Lopez also recently shared her excitement about the next chapter in her kids' lives. Opening up to Extra, she said, "I am so proud that they set goals for themselves," she said. "They all got into all five colleges that they applied to. They both got a scholarship to each, you know, one scholarship to each. Each one got a scholarship to a school."The mom of two also admitted that preparing to send her children off to college has been an 'emotional experience' and that she had been breaking down often at the thought of them going away.Speaking on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, she said, "It's been the three of us. People have come in and out of my life, but it's been the three of us. They've always been there, and I've always been there."