Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s relationship clues are all there, you just need to know where to look
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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are not talking about their current relationship, but they have already said plenty.
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are not talking about their current relationship, but they have already said plenty. With reports the pair have hit a rough patch in their almost two-year marriage, many are trying to read between the “Bennifer” lines about the couple reportedly putting their house on the market or Lopez’s recent decision to cancel her tour to be with her family. But it appears that the pair have already given us all we need to know about their romance. Just watch “The Greatest Love Story Never Told.” The Prime Video documentary first released in February as a behind-the-scenes look at Lopez’s short film that accompanied her latest album, “This Is Me…Now: A Love Story.” It was a lot of J-Lo at once, some criticized too much, but the documentary, in retrospect, is revelatory. Before they wed (twice) in 2022, Lopez and Affleck were previously engaged two decades prior, only to call it off three days before their planned September 2003 wedding over pressures of living in the spotlight. “The Greatest Love Story Never Told” explores what brought them back together, along with their bond and even their conflicts - in other words an adult relationship. No one can say Ben Affleck isn’t romantic.
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