J. Lo Developing Lesbian Drama for ABC Family

Lopez Will Guest Star in the Series About a Cop-and-Teacher Couple and Their Children

Jennifer Lopez is taking time out of her music and American Idol judging schedule to get back into the drama scene: Lopez will produce a new ABC Family drama series about a lesbian couple raising their three children.

The series, which doesn't have a title yet, will revolve around a cop and a teacher who have a son and a set of twins, and whose already hectic lives become even busier when they become foster parents to a teenage girl.

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Lopez, who's developing the series with ABC Family and her Nuyorican Productions company, will also make guest appearances on the show, Deadline.com reports.

Lopez's own acting career has been on the upswing lately, as she co-starred in the dramedy What to Expect When You're Expecting earlier this year, and also voices Shira the saber-toothed tiger in the new sequel Ice Age: Continental Drift.

As for her American Idol judging stint, rumors have been persistent that she may not return for a third year on the show, and E! Online reports Idol season eight runner-up Adam Lambert has been in talks to replace her.

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Lopez reportedly earned $20 for her second season as an Idol judge, so it's tough to believe she'd want to give up the cash. She's reportedly making more than $13 million for her summer Dance Again World Tour, which merges into a co-headlining tour with Enrique Iglesias on July 14, but a summer of concert performances would seem to be a lot more work than sitting at a table making fairly obvious and repetitive critiques of aspiring pop stars.

Then again, she's always got her Kohl's clothing line, her perfume lines and her movie money to keep adding to her estimated $150 million net worth …