Jennifer Lopez Swaps Casper Smart's Bentley For Pick Up Truck

Casper Smart is living the life right now! His superstar and super rich girlfriend is gifting him galore. Jennifer Lopez‘s latest offering? A 25th birthday surprise party with a brand spanking new winter white Dodge Ram pickup truck to boot.

The American Idol judge, 42, surprised her backup dancer beau with the shiny pickup the morning of his surprised birthday dinner at the upscale eatery Cecconi’s in a private room.

“She knew that Casper really wanted a truck, and Casper was very excited about the generous gift,” a source said.

“Casper was so excited about his new truck that he decided to drive it to dinner. She was smiling about Casper’s excitement.”

And excited he should be because the gifts didn’t stop there! A new truck and a star-studded surprise dinner at a swanky restaurant wasn’t enough for her beau, the birthday guy was treated to a shopping spree followed by a fancy lunch before the dinner shocker.

“He was very touched. . . [Jennifer] really likes that guy.” So much so that she opted to leave her gorgeous white Bentley at home and ride in Casper’s new truck. Did we mention Casper also has access to said Bentley?

Lopez’s fellow Idol judge Randy Jackson was there to help Casper celebrate where the guests dined on steak, a must-be Casper favorite because of Jennifer’s special request, after noshing on chicken salad and shrimp salad. And she didn’t forget the cake, “a huge special one” from an outside bakery.

The “Dance Again” singer looked the part of the birthday guy’s date in a body-hugging-every-curve low-cut turquoise number with matching clutch.

See more pictures of J Lo and Casper arriving at his birthday bash

 

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