J-Lo's diva demands in hospital

Hollywood diva Jennifer Lopez became a real pain for other patients while she was in hospital giving birth to her twins, according to reports in the United States.

      The singer and actress's entourage and her outlandish diva demands during her stay rubbed other first-time parents up the wrong way, it has been claimed.

      J-Lo's obsession with getting everything just right meant another recovering mother was booted out of her room, it has been alleged.

      New mum Cynthia Leon claims she was forced out just hours after giving birth.

      "I was just thinking how lucky I was - because the room was so much prettier than the regular rooms – it even had a plasma TV," she said. "Then I find out I'm moving to make way for J-Lo."

      The star gave birth to twins, son Max and daughter Emme, at Long Island's North Shore hospital on February 22.

      A first-time father claimed his wife could not rest after a 20-hour labour because the Lopez camp was making such a racket.

      "They were making so much noise, you would have thought they were the only ones on the floor," said Tom Sheehan of New York. "We're happy for them but my wife could barely get any sleep."

      A source told American magazine Star: "Following rumours of a kidnap bid, the entire building housing the maternity suite was sealed off by Lopez's security. It's the most security I've ever seen."