For a family excursion with their children, Ben Affleck and Garner reսnite
On February 16, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner reconnected in Los Angeles, where they put on a convincing performance of co-parenting.
As shown in the photographs here, the former power couple were seen having a great time while out with their children,
son Samuel, 10, and daughter Violet, 14. Seraphina, 16, the oldest child of Ben and Jen, seems to have missed the family outing.
The Dunkin Donuts Super Bowl ad star and the Alias veteran’s amiable post-divorce relationship seemed to be flourishing, as Ben and Jennifer seemed to enjoy their time spent together with the kids.
Ben reportedly grasped onto his only son’s hand as they all reportedly left Samuel’s basketball game together, while Jennifer held the hand of Violet, who towering above her.
Another lovely photo showed Violet sitting on a set of steps between her two parents and talking to them all.
Only two days had passed since Ben and Jennifer Lopez, his new wife, celebrated Valentine’s Day in a big fashion.
Ben was married to Jennifer from 2005 to 2018. The «Dear Ben» singer revealed she and Ben had identical tattoos of their initials on each other on Tuesday through Instagram.
My sweetheart, happy Valentine’s Day. (Watch for more details about Valentine’s Day to appear #OnTheJLo shortly.)
The striking body art might also have been in honor of Ben and Jen’s humorous Dunkin Donuts commercial, which made its debut on Sunday’s Super Bowl and promptly went viral.
In the advertisement, J.Lo pulls up to the drive-through window where Ben is working and is startled to see him.
She demands Ben get in the car and asks, «Is this what you do when you say you’re going to work all day? She yells, «And bring me a glazed!»
Before the Batman v Superman actor started dating Garner, he was dating Ben. The It couple got engaged in 2002, but they broke it off in 2004.
After almost a year, Ben married Garner, and they had three children together before they divorced formally in 2018. Bennifer 2.0 was live by 2021, and the rest is history.
