Jennifer Garner Helped Save Ben Affleck’s Movie ‘The Way Back’ After His Relapse

Jennifer Garner is reportedly supportive of her ex-husband's new relationship.It was recently revealed that Ben Affleck is now dating actress Ana de Armas.A source told Us Weekly, "Jen has completely moved on."Ben Affleck is moving on, and his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, apparently thinks his new relationship is great.While Affleck recently called his divorce from Garner the "biggest regret of my life," the actor is reportedly dating someone new.

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.

Jennifer Garner, 47, had the best surprise for her son, Samuel, after picking up the eight-year-old from school on March 9: ice cream! The sweet duo made a trip to Rori’s Artisanal Creamery in Santa Monica on Monday afternoon, and during their outdoor stroll, the mother and son looked giddy as they sweetly held hands. Samuel even excitedly broke into a run in front of Jennifer as they made their way across a crosswalk, and Jennifer appeared amused by her son’s enthusiasm.

Jennifer Garner, 47, is totally fine with ex-husband Ben Affleck, 47, dating again. “When it comes to people that Ben may or may not be dating, Jen’s attitude is different at all stages of a relationship that Ben will have.

Actress Jennifer Garner is the smiliest mom. She’s the happiest when she’s with her kids and that was no different when she picked up daughter Seraphina Affleck, 11, from school on March 6.

Ben Affleck‘s film The Way Back had an early cheerleader on the sidelines — his ex-wife Jennifer Garner.

Ben Affleck can thank ex-wife Jennifer Garner that his new film “The Way Back” made it to the screen.

Jennifer Garner, 47, made sure Ben Affleck, 47, kept his role as Jack Cunningham, a former basketball all-star struggling with addiction, in the new film The Way Back when he relapsed in 2018, and she did so by going straight to the film’s director, Gavin O’Connor. Gavin, 55, sat down for an interview with 34th Street Magazine and talked about how the actor’s former wife directly asked him to not “pull the plug” on the film because Ben loved it so much.

While their relationship might have struggled in the past, Ben Affleck and his ex-wife Jennifer Garner share a cordial relationship and are always there for each other and their children. Now that the actor is back to his healthy self, after struggling with alcoholism, it seems like he is working on mending his relationship with his ex.

Jennifer Garner, 47, is the ultimate doting mom! The actress was on mom duty on Feb. 23, as she picked her seven-year-old son, Samuel Affleck, up from school.

When The Way Back star Ben Affleck appeared on TV’s popular El Gordo y la Flaca, he talked about not just his professional plans but also some pretty personal topics – including not just his painful split from Jennifer Garner, but also his famous relationship with Jennifer Lopez. Fans from the early ‘00s remember the original “Bennifer” who were engaged and ready for an A-list wedding when they suddenly split in 2004.

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.

Ben Affleck has been doing the publicity rounds for his new movie The Way Back, and in a recent interview with , he got candid about his relationship with ex-wife Jennifer Garner. and added, "Shame is really toxic. There is no positive by-product of shame. It’s just stewing in a toxic, hideous feeling of low self-worth and self-loathing."