Ben Affleck and his ex-wife Jennifer Garner were caught very affectionate aboard his car. The actors, who divorced in 2018, have a very cordial relationship, but this is the first time such an intimate gesture has been seen.
The images, published by the Page Six portal, show Affleck and Garner smile and he leans his head on her and is seen closing his eyes. The gesture of the Hollywood producer also generated controversy, but many interpret what happened as a sign of the affection and respect they feel for each other after the divorce.
During the controversial moment, one of the daughters they have in common, Seraphina, 14 years old, was present.who was sitting in the passenger seat, while his mother was in the back.
Various social media accounts have published the photo of Ben leaning on Jennifer, including the program ‘Despierta America’.
“Now Jlo is going to release a song called ‘THE RING I LAUNCH YOU’”; “A song is coming with Karol G, Shakira, Rosalia and JLo”; “They have a good relationship as parents, they are no longer a couple, not a family”; “Not everyone is so toxic. Couples can have a healthy relationship because of their children, even if they separate, affection is preserved and respected”; “I imagine those people are already brothers with all those years they were married”; “His ex-wife was in the back of the car, his daughter and Ben in the front. “He rested his head on his ex-wife’s shoulder, they have a healthy relationship and they are friends,” are some of the impressions of Instagram users.
Jennifer Lopez, Affleck’s current wife, has not commented on the photos of him with his ex. However, On Sunday, September 17, they were seen walking together through the Melrose Flea Market in Los Angeles, California, which would mean that photos with Garner were no problem.
It had been a long time since the ‘Diva of the Bronx’ and her husband had seen each other so affectionate in public, but in the images circulating on the social network called They were seen taking a walk serene, loving and happy.
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Source: La Opinion
