Bennifer 2.0 doesn’t just come with wedding bells.

Jennifer Lopez announced a new album inspired by husband Ben Affleck on Friday — exactly 20 years after releasing her first album dedicated to the actor.

The Bronx, N.Y., native, 53, will release “This is Me … Now” next year, she announced in an Instagram video that shows the cover of her 2002 album “This Is Me… Then” transforming into the cover of the new one.

Lopez’s announcement promises a musical journey through her reconciliation with the Oscar-winning Affleck, whom she married in July in Las Vegas after getting back together last year.

The 13 tracks on the new album include a title song and others called “Dear Ben pt. II” — presumably a continuation of 2002’s “Dear Ben” — “Midnight Trip to Vegas” and “Greatest Love Story Never Told.”

Lopez’s Instagram announcement came days after she wiped out all of her previous posts and made her other social channels dark.

The couple, dubbed Bennifer by fans, were engaged in the early 2000s but then went their separate ways, with Lopez starting a family with singer Marc Anthony and Affleck marrying and having three kids with actress Jennifer Garner.

They got back together shortly after Lopez called off her engagement to former Yankee Alex Rodriguez last year.

Shortly before they got back together, Affleck reflected on the “sexist, racist and ... vicious s---” that was written about Lopez during their first romance.

“If you wrote it now you would literally be fired for saying those things,” the star told The Hollywood Reporter’s “Award Chatter” podcast in January 2021, saying Lopez is now “lionized and respected for the work she did, where she came from, what she accomplished — as well she .. should be.”

Lopez and Affleck got engaged again in April.

In a fan newsletter shortly after the Vegas wedding, Lopez referred to herself as Mrs. Jennifer Lynn Affleck.

“We read our own vows in the little chapel and gave one another the rings we’ll wear for the rest of our lives,” Lopez wrote.

A few weeks later, Lopez and Affleck had a second ceremony in Georgia.