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Jennifer Lopez And Ben Affleck Seen ‘Kissing,’ ‘Holding Hands’ In First Joint Outing Amid Divorce
Hollywood stars Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were just spotted together for the first time since the singer filed for divorce.
The estranged couple went out for brunch with their children, and photos showed them standing close to each other, looking cordial.
However, according to a report, things got more intimate between Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez as insiders at the location caught the divorcing duo “kissing and holding hands.”
In a surprising turn of events, Affleck and Lopez went out for brunch with their children on Saturday at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, California.
Photos show the estranged couple smiling next to each other while surrounded by their kids as they made their way into the hotel.
However, according to Page Six, the pair displayed some major PDA while at the location despite them being in the middle of a divorce.
“Ben and JLo are currently at the Polo Lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel holding hands and kissing,” a source told the news outlet. “The kids are with them, but at a separate table.”
The former lovebirds were also seen at some point engaged in what seemed to be a deep conversation while sitting in a car outside the hotel.
Affleck and Lopez were accompanied by their kids from former marriages for their brunch outing. The “Argo” star was with his children, Seraphina (Fin), 15, and Samuel, 12, while Lopez had twins, Max and Emme, 16, with her.
For the outing, Affleck wore a blue button-down shirt and jeans, coupled with Nike shoes, while Lopez donned a black-colored long-sleeved crop top and flared jeans. The pair also wore sunglasses.
Lopez notably further accessorized by rocking her engagement ring on her pinky finger and a “Jennifer” ring on her wedding ring finger.
According to Page Six, Affleck’s ex-wife, actress Jennifer Garner, made an appearance at the hotel as she was seen leaving with her kids after having brunch.
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