Ben Affleck has no plans to cast Shauna Sexton in his upcoming movie Torrance, despite the claim of a new report. This story has been debunked and proved to be fabricated.
Star magazine claims Affleck and Sexton were still seeing each other and the actor is now asking the producers of Torrance to find a part for the Playboy model. The article tells how the movie is basically about a man who loses his family due to his drinking habits, and then an alleged source said Affleck had second thoughts to cast Sexton on the movie because of his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, as she "would have hit the roof she had been put in the film."
However, the report has several errors. First, Affleck and Sexton broke up after he left for rehab, so it's not true that they are "still seeing" each other. Moreover, the actor is one of the producers of Torrance. Hence, it's impossible that he is "asking the producers" to cast the model in the movie. Lastly, Affleck wouldn't contemplate the movie's casting for a brief fling since Sexton never had a movie before.
The tabloid only offered a description of what's the movie all about, but it never revealed any details Affleck's thought on casting Sexton in the movie. That's because, as per Gossip Cop, the outlet is only making a story and the entire claim is simply fabricated. A friend of the actor also confirmed the report is "not true" and "foolish," which only comes from a non-existent source.
Just three months ago, Star also published an article claiming Garner and Lindsay Shookus, who is also Affleck's ex, were both pregnant with the actor's babies. But, Gossip Cop busted that report as it's really obvious, until now, that Garner and Shookus we're not pregnant.
Meanwhile, the sister publication of the tabloid, National Enquirer and RadarOnline, are also making false stories about Affleck's life. For example, although Star magazine claims Affleck and Sexton were still seeing each other, RadarOnline reported a few weeks ago that Matt Damon convinced his friend Affleck to dump Sexton, and then, National Enquirer also maintained Affleck would be marrying the Playboy model in the rehab.
These stories weren't even mentioned in this latest article. Therefore, it's not entirely true that the actor never planned to cast Sexton in his upcoming movie, Torrance. And regardless, a rep for Affleck already confirmed none of these claims were true.
