Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck attended a same event in Brentwood on Friday. Jennifer Lopez was spotted “narrowly avoiding an awkward run-in” with Affleck who was accompanied with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner and their children.
The On The Floor singer was joined by one of her twins 16-year-old Emme, as well as his friends for the nighttime outing.
The 52-year-old actor, on other hand, seen walking side-by-side through the same area alongside his ex-wife and their 15-year-old child Fin. For the event, Jennifer Lopez donned a light gray jumpsuit that was secured with a belt tied around her waist.
The Gone Girl actor kept it casual as he wore a pair of light blue jeans as well as a red, printed shirt and dark red jacket.
Jennifer Lopez and ex Ben Affleck attend same event
Their separate outing comes few days after the news of the 55-year-old singer, who filed for divorce from Ben Affleck on August 20, “planning a major comeback” next year.
Moreover, JLo will be participating for an Oscar for the Best Supporting Role in Affleck and his friend, Matt Damon, produced movie, Unstoppable. The On The Floor singer was joined by one of her twins 16-year-old Emme, as well as his friends for the nighttime outing.
Jennifer Lopez and her ex-fiancé, Ben Affleck, both attended the same event in Brentwood, sparking speculation among fans and the media. The two stars, who rekindled their relationship after nearly two decades and later separated, have remained on good terms, often seen at similar high-profile events.
The Brentwood gathering was no exception, as both attended without causing any public drama or tension. While details of the event were not fully disclosed, their presence together continues to fuel interest in their post-relationship dynamic. The star shares Emme and Max, 16, with ex-husband Marc Anthony – whom she was married to from 2004 through 2014.
Affleck was also seen strolling through the same area alongside his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, and their child Fin, 15. The former couple also share Samuel, 12, and Violet, 18 – who is currently away at college.
The trio were seen walking side-by-side as they talked to others that joined them as they headed to their next destination.
Ben kept it casual wearing a pair of light blue jeans as well as a red, printed shirt and dark red jacket.
Garner also dressed down wearing a pair of denim jeans and a black sweater to keep herself warm in the cooler temperatures. The mother-of-three completed the outfit by wrapping a black scarf loosely around her neck, and donned a pair of black shoes.
Lopez and Affleck split back in April, and four months later, Jennifer filed for divorce from the Good Will Hunting actor after two years of marriage.
Earlier last week, the actress broke her silence on their split while talking to Interview Magazine – and described the separation as both ‘sad’ and ‘scary.’
The singer also discussed taking time before jumping into another relationship in the future and explained, ‘You have to be healthy. You have to be complete, if you want something that’s more complete.’
‘You have to be good on your own. I thought I learned that, but I didn’t. And then, this summer, I had to be like, “I need to go off and be on my own. I want to prove to myself that I can do that.”‘
Jenifer then revealed whether she has any regrets in regards to her marriage with Ben. Not one second. That doesn’t mean it didn’t almost take me out for good. It almost did,’ she stated, and revealed that she is ‘not looking for anybody.’
Lopez later candidly admitted that her split from Affleck was ‘f***ing hard’ and added, ‘It feels lonely, unfamiliar, scary. It feels sad. It feels desperate.
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