Jennifer Lopez Posts Father’s Day Tribute To Ben Affleck Amid Split Rumors
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The brief message follows weeks of speculation over the star couple’s marriage.
Jennifer Lopez wished her husband, Ben Affleck, a happy Father’s Day on Sunday with a short and sweet message.
“Our hero,” read the post on the “Atlas” star’s Instagram story, alongside a white heart emoji. “Happy Father’s Day.”
The backdrop was a black-and-white image of Affleck, apparently from his 2001 film “Pearl Harbor.”
The following story depicted her own father in black and white, with the message, “Happy Father’s Day Daddy.”
The post comes amid speculation over the state of Lopez’s marriage to the “Air” actor and reports they are selling the $61 million home they bought last year.
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