One of Jennifer Lopez’s twin children, born Emme Muñiz, appears to be going by a new name.

A March post from an Instagram account dedicated to documenting the college decisions of graduating seniors from LA’s Windward School, where Muñiz went, identified a student as “Oskar Muñiz.”

The post featured a childhood photo alongside a logo for Sarah Lawrence College and Oskar’s plans to study theater and studio arts. The caption also tagged an Instagram account appearing to belong to Lopez and Marc Anthony’s child.

The profile features a pic of the high school graduate, who turned 18 in February, with the name Oskar. “⚣” and “⚧︎” symbols are featured in the page’s bio, along with the name of their future college.

“Oskar to Sarah Lawrence!” Windward26College captioned the post, now deleted. “No more impromptu NYC trips because he’ll be living there! Good thing it’s only a few hours away from Stagedoor. Go gryphons!! Congrats!!!”

The post was liked by Jennifer Garner, who was married to Ben Affleck before Lopez was married to him from 2022 to 2024. Garner and Affleck have three children together.

The “Let’s Get Loud” singer, 56, has not publicly addressed the apparent name change.

A rep for Lopez did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

Last week, Lopez attended Muñiz’s graduation ceremony alongside her mother, Guadalupe Rodríguez, and Affleck’s son, Samuel. Anthony, 57, did not appear to be present at the celebration.

Lopez and Anthony, who were married to from 2004 to 2014, have twins together, Oskar and brother Max.

As previously reported, the performer became emotional while discussing her children’s recent high school graduation.

“Don’t talk about it because [I] start crying,” Lopez joked during an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” this week before admitting she had been “crying for two months” as the twins prepare to leave home.

The “Hustlers” star also shared that her twins will be going to different colleges, a choice she is “fine” with since she wants “them to be happy and go where they want to go and do what they want to do.”