Jennifer Lopez attended the premiere of “Atlas” in Mexico City without her partner Ben Affleck, fueling speculation about a possible split between the couple. Lopez looked stunning in a white chiffon gown with a plunging neckline and high slit, accessorized with tan heels and diamond drop earrings. Despite the rumors, both Lopez and Affleck were seen wearing their wedding rings in separate events, Lopez in Mexico City and Affleck in Malibu, California.
Affleck missed the premiere in order to film “The Accountant 2,” further adding to the speculation about their relationship. Lopez had also worn white to a previous event, pairing a crop top with a black skirt. Although the couple has not addressed the rumors directly, Lopez did like an Instagram post hinting at the importance of self-awareness in a relationship. Affleck’s recent activities, including living in Brentwood and rumors of house-hunting in Los Angeles, have further fueled speculation about the state of their marriage.
Despite the rumors of a split, Lopez and Affleck have continued to present a united front in public, spending time together and attending events as a couple. The pair originally got married in Las Vegas in July 2022 and held a second wedding in Georgia the following month in front of family and friends. They both have children from previous relationships, with Lopez sharing twins with Marc Anthony and Affleck being the father of three children with Jennifer Garner.
Jennifer Garner, Affleck’s ex-wife, reportedly supports their relationship and encourages Affleck to work on his marriage with Lopez. She wants him to be happy and is hopeful that the couple can overcome any challenges they may be facing. Despite the rumors and speculation surrounding their relationship, Lopez and Affleck have continued to put on a united front in public, showing that they are still together and working through any issues they may be experiencing. Fans of the couple remain hopeful that they will be able to overcome any obstacles and stay together in the long run.
