Jennifer Lopez took her kids on an Italy road trip before they embark on their next chapter.

The pop star shared a rare glimpse of twins Max and Oskar Muñiz on vacation via Instagram Monday.

“Road tripping with my coconuts before they head off to college 😭,” she captioned the carousel of photos from their lavish trip.

In the first snap, the trio sat and ate brunch. Other photos showed them sight seeing around different museums.

In another snap, her kids posed for a photo in the Colosseum in Rome.

For their outings, Lopez stunned in an array of stylish dresses while the teens went for more casual looks in T-shirts and shorts.

Their celebratory trip comes after Lopez’s children — who she shares with ex-husband Marc Anthony — graduated from high school.

The actress attended her kids’ separate graduation ceremonies.

In photos obtained by Page Six, Lopez was seen wiping away her tears while watching Max graduate in June.

The “Get on the Floor” songstress was joined by her parents, Guadalupe Rodríguez and David Lopez, manager Benny Medina and Oskar.

In May, the family attended Oskar’s graduation, with Ben Affleck’s son Samuel, 14, who was also present to cheer on his former step-sibling.

As for the teens’ college plans, Oskar is set to study theater and studio arts at Sarah Lawrence College.

While Max’s college has yet to be revealed, Lopez previously gushed that both her kids “got into all five colleges that they applied to” while speaking to Extra in June.

“I am so proud that they set goals for themselves,” she told the outlet.

“They all got into all five colleges that they applied to. They both got a scholarship to each, you know, one scholarship to each. Each one got a scholarship to a school. And I just felt like they work so hard. “

When asked about becoming an empty nester back in May, the “Hustlers” star began to tear up.

“Don’t talk about it because [I] start crying,” she said during her appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” “I’ve been crying for two months.”

“Then they’re going to realize that their dorms are too small and they’re going to miss home,” Lopez continued. “I hope they’ll want to come back real soon. That’s my plan.”