CHiPs alum Erik Estrada and comedian George Lopez have been feuding for years. Lopez has often made fun of Estrada in his stand-up comedy and they've both traded insults—sometimes via video. At one time, Estrada said that he even went as far as to confront Lopez at a church carnival and said that Lopez was too chicken to fight him.
When we spoke to Estrada this week about his upcoming appearance on Univision's hit show, ¡Mira Quien Baila!, the Puerto Rican actor made it clear that the feud between him and Lopez is still on. “His show was supposed to be cancelled after the first season, but Conan [O'Brien] wanted to keep it on,” Estrada said of TBS's decision to cancel Lopez's late-night talk show, Lopez Tonight. “There’s a lot of things people don’t know about this guy," he said of Lopez. "For me to talk about this guy—I’m wasting my time. The law of God—the law of Karma, is on him right now. He is doomed." Clearly this is an epic Latino rivalry, but it's not the only one that exists. Here are five other epic Latino rivalries that have been going on for years.
Jennifer Lopez vs. Ojani Noa
They tied the knot in 1997 and untied the same knot 11 months later. Since then, Jennifer Lopez and her ex-husband Ojani Noa have been involved in one of the most bitter rivalries of all-time! In 2006, when Ojani tried to publish a tell-all book about their marriage, Lopez sued him and won over $500,00 in compensatory damages. She sued him again in 2009 for $10 million when he attempted to release a film called How I married Jennifer Lopez: The JLo and Ojani Noa Story. Most recently, Noa tried to release a video tape of Lopez as a movie, but last Friday, an appeals court sided with J.Lo and ordered that an invasion of privacy lawsuit she filed against her first husband be handled in arbitration rather than through a public court case. While their latest fight is over, something tells us this rivalry isn't. Talk about unhappily ever after!
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