Ben Affleck Further Elaborates On Why He Left DC Behind For ’The Batman’

Ben Affleck was among the names placed on a “red flag” list by Harvey Weinstein.

While Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, both 47, have remained friendly and successful co-parents following their 2018 split, he made the raw confession to the New York Times that their divorce is his biggest regret in life. The 47-year-old actress moved on to a happy, low-key relationship with handsome businessman John Miller, 41, in 2018.

Ben Affleck is no stranger to a high-profile romance — but not all of them have ended happily ever after.

Ben Affleck still cares deeply about ex-wife Jennifer Garner, and could not be more grateful that she is in his life.

Ben Affleck, 47, got Jennifer Garner‘s attention when he admitted his “biggest regret” is their divorce, in a New York Times article published on Feb. 18, and it’s only helped their already cordial co-parent relationship.

Ben Affleck gave an enlightening interview to The New York Times, and discussed his ex-fiancée, Jennifer Lopez.The actor revealed that he still talks to the Hustlers star and thinks she should've been nominated for an Oscar.Affleck also said, "The biggest regret of my life is this divorce," from Jennifer Garner.Ben Affleck recently got candid during an interview with The New York Times.

During a recent profile for The New York Times, a remarkably candid Ben Affleck revealed that his struggles with alcohol abuse played a significant role in his decision to not direct The Batman and eventually walk away from the character altogether.

During a recent profile for The New York Times, a remarkably candid Ben Affleck revealed that his struggles with alcohol abuse played a significant role in his decision to not direct The Batman and eventually walk away from the character altogether.

During a recent profile for The New York Times, a remarkably candid Ben Affleck revealed that his struggles with alcohol abuse played a significant role in his decision to not direct The Batman and eventually walk away from the character altogether.

During a recent profile for The New York Times, a remarkably candid Ben Affleck revealed that his struggles with alcohol abuse played a significant role in his decision to not direct The Batman and eventually walk away from the character altogether.

During a recent profile for The New York Times, a remarkably candid Ben Affleck revealed that his struggles with alcohol abuse played a significant role in his decision to not direct The Batman and eventually walk away from the character altogether.

During a recent profile for The New York Times, a remarkably candid Ben Affleck revealed that his struggles with alcohol abuse played a significant role in his decision to not direct The Batman and eventually walk away from the character altogether.

During a recent profile for The New York Times, a remarkably candid Ben Affleck revealed that his struggles with alcohol abuse played a significant role in his decision to not direct The Batman and eventually walk away from the character altogether.

Ben Affleck, 47, just got very real with New York Times.  In an interview published on Feb.

In a new interview with the New York Times, Ben Affleck reflected candidly on his divorce from Jennifer Garner, to whom he was married for over 10 years and shares three children (Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel). His drinking led to the deterioration of his marriage, he said.

Ben Affleck has a few regrets. Divorcing his ex-wife Jennifer Garner is one. Not getting to direct his standalone Batman flick might be another.

In a new interview with the New York Times, Ben Affleck reflected candidly on his divorce from Jennifer Garner, to whom he was married for over 10 years and shares three children (Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel). His drinking led to the deterioration of his marriage, he said.