Jennifer Lopez looks sharp as she stops by Jennifer Garner’s home with her daughter Emme
Jennifer Lopez made sure she looked the part to visit her husband’s ex-wife on Sunday.
The 53-year-old superstar – who recently had a Big Lebowski fashion moment on the streets of West Hollywood – wore a chic black and white ensemble with smart glasses.
Lopez took her teenage daughter Emme to Jennifer Garner’s house, proving that Ben and his two different Jens are all on very good terms.
Their blended family consists of five children, with Lopez sharing her 15-year-old twins Emme and Max with ex-husband Marc Anthony, and Affleck sharing his three children with Garner — Seraphina, 17, Violet, 14, and Samuel, 11.
All three parents recently attended Seraphina’s school play last week, where Lopez stole the show in a bright red dress.
On good terms: Jennifer Lopez, 53, took her 15-year-old daughter Emme to Jennifer Garner’s house on Sunday
Chic and sharp: Lopez made sure she looked the part to visit her husband’s ex-wife. The superstar wore a chic black and white ensemble with smart glasses
Affleck and Lopez have built a solid foundation for their family since they tied the knot last year — they forged a Hollywood love story after their first engagement unraveled in 2004.
Jennifer has described their teens’ merging as “an emotional transition.”
‘We moved in together. The kids moved in together,” Lopez explained during an appearance on TODAY in January. “It’s been kind of an emotional transition, but at the same time all your dreams come true.”
And all is well when it comes to working with his ex Jennifer Garner, 51. In an interview with FashionLopez praised the Alias star as “a great co-parent,” who shares that Garner and Affleck “work really well together.”
The Good Will Hunting star has previously spoken of his admiration for Garner PEOPLE that he was happy to have made a lifelong bond with his ex-wife.
‘If you have children with someone, you are forever connected to that person. And I am very lucky that she is the mother of my children,” he said.
Affleck further stated that he made an effort to set a good example for his children despite his separation from their mother, whom he divorced in 2018.
“Our marriage didn’t work out, and that’s hard. We both really believe it’s important for kids to see that their parents respect each other and get along whether they’re together or not.”
The Bennifer couple: The mom star’s blended family consists of five children, with Lopez sharing her 15-year-old twins Emme and Max with ex-husband Marc Anthony, and Affleck sharing his three children with Garner – Seraphina, 17, Violet, 14 , and Samuel, 11
A-list mom: Lopez appeared on the Today show in January and described the fusion of her and Affleck’s teens as “an emotional transition”
The friendly Jens: Everything is going well when it comes to working with Ben’s ex. In an interview with Vogue, Lopez praised the Alias star as “a great co-parent,” sharing that Garner and Affleck “work really well together.”
Growing up in the spotlight: Three A-listers raising five kids tend to turn heads, and Lopez has been open about how guilty she feels about the criticism her kids face just for their nepotistic celebrity association . “They didn’t choose that,” she told Audacy in May
Amicable Ending: Affleck and Garner were married from 2005 to 2018 and have maintained a very amicable co-parenting relationship; pictured at the Critics’ Choice Awards in 2011
Their Happy Ending: Affleck and Lopez have built a solid foundation for their family since they tied the knot last year — they forged a Hollywood love story after their first engagement unraveled in 2004; pictured at The Grammys in February 2023
The Oscar winner went on to comment that he still held Garner in high esteem: “It’s important for my kids to know that I respect and care about Jen and that she treats me the same way.”
But three A-listers raising five kids tend to turn heads, and Lopez has been open about how guilty she feels about the scrutiny her kids are given just by their nepotistic celebrity association.
“They didn’t choose that. And I haven’t talked to them much about this, but they’ve just started letting me know how people treat them,” Lopez said. dare in May.
“So when they walk into the room, that’s what people think about. They don’t see them for who they are. And I think that must be very difficult for them. So I would have liked to be able to protect them against that.’