After 10 years of marriage, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner announced their split. Their revelation was a complete shocker since the ex-spouses have been together for a decade, which is very rare in Hollywood. However, it seems that Ben and Jen are moving on smoothly.
Just a year after their split, Jennifer Garner has found a new relationship with John Miller. Ben Affleck, on the other hand, is not dating anyone — or so it seems. A new report claims that the 46-year-old actor, director, producer, and screenwriter is romantically involved with his Deep Water co-star Ana de Armas.
“Ben speaks fluent Spanish, and he used it to woo Ana when they first met last month. Now he’s telling pals he’s intoxicated by her,” a Woman’s Day source alleged. The insider also claimed that Ben Affleck “can’t wait to start filming, so he has an excuse to spend 12 hours a day with Ana.”
However, Gossip Cop quickly slammed the report, stating that there is no truth to the claims. The site reached out to the actor’s spokesperson, who said that the story was false.
Gossip Cop also pointed out that this is not the first time that Woman’s Day made up a story about Ben Affleck’s love life. The tabloid previously claimed that Jennifer Garner’s ex was “getting flirty” with his The Way Back co-star Janina Gavankar, which is a similar story like the recent one with Ana de Armas.
Meanwhile, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have been doing well when it comes to co-parenting. Although their marriage ended up in Splitsville, the pair proved that ex-spouses can still work together as a team.
But, of course, just like anyone else who had been dealing with divorce, moving on wasn’t easy for Jennifer Garner at all. “All of a sudden I’m sitting down at the piano. I went back to church. I sat down and wrote bad poetry all day because I was so sad,” she said in an interview with Vanity Fair back in 2016.
Having a broken family, especially when there are young kids involved, is very tough. The actress added that she was looking forward to being done with the "pity stage," so she could be herself again.
