Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have rekindled their romance after a 19-year separation. Earlier this week, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez went out for a walk and a bite to eat in the city.
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez Spotted Together
In a recently published article in People, the soon-to-be-weds were seen holding hands at the Brentwood Country Mart in Los Angeles’ Brentwood district on Saturday afternoon. Lopez, 52, donned a flowing black dress with half sleeves and a belted waist, which she accentuated with orange sunglasses, gold jewelry, white shoes, and a black purse. Despite his age, Affleck, 49, opted for a more laid-back approach with a plaid shirt, trousers, and black shoes.
Nearly two decades after their last courtship and engagement, sources close to them have been gushing about their renewed bond. According to a source close to Lopez, the pair is “not talking about a wedding” at this point. According to the source, Lopez is “very happy” with Affleck.
Meanwhile, Affleck’s agent sent a statement over the weekend rebutting Selling Sunset actor Emma Hernan’s allegation that she had connected with Affleck on Raya, a high-profile dating app. On Saturday, Affleck’s representative verified to PEOPLE that Raya has confirmed that Affleck “had not been an active user” of the private app “for many years.”
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Affleck and Lopez Are Back Together After They Called Off Their Wedding 19 Years Ago
It’s the latest resurgence from the carefree early 2000s to face the hellscape of the 21st century. Jennifer Lopez, or Bennifer, and Ben Affleck, AKA Benny, have rekindled their romance over two decades after they called off their wedding plans.
It can be remembered that because to “excessive media interest,” they had to postpone their wedding until 2003. They broke up in 2004. She became Anthopez after marrying Marc Anthony in June of that year, whilst Affleck became Affgar after marrying Jennifer Garner in 2005. The partnerships survived into their tenth decade despite the fact that none of their titles were accepted, according to a published article in The Guardian.
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