The leading Spanish-language network Univision, recently picked up '¡Q'Viva! The Chosen,' a Latin American reality talent competition from 'American Idol' creator Simon Fuller, Jennifer Lopez, her soon-to-be ex-husband Marc Anthony and show director Jamie King. (How do you say "awkward" in Spanish?)

"Very soon the world's heart will beat to the tune of Latin rhythms and we're looking forward to experiencing history in the making, Lopez said in a statement. "It is with great pride that we embark on this amazing and very personal mission to discover and celebrate the most captivating talent the world has ever seen."

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony may be going through a high-profile divorce, but they will still be working together. According to a report on Tuesday's 'Today' (weekdays, 7AM on NBC), their marriage was more contentious than appearances might have suggested, but they will still work together on a new Latin talent show called 'The Chosen.'

'Today' reported on other news stories that quoted Lopez saying she and Anthony had fought about everything, and that they were "spicy." Lopez also reportedly said of the relationship, "Sometimes I need to be in charge, sometimes he needs to be in charge." Lopez also said she respected Anthony as a singer, a performer, and as the father of her children.