Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck rumors: Couple expecting baby number four? Is reconciliation in the air?

Almost a year after they stunned the world with their declaration to divorce, rumors have come out once more regarding Jennifer Garner's and Ben Affleck's relationship. This time, it seems there is a more compelling reason for the pair to get back together and stay together as a family with their three children: Violet, 10 years old; Seraphina, 7; and Samuel, 4. The couple are said to be having another child, their fourth one.

Reports have told of the couple's taking vacations together, in Paris — where they were reportedly spotted May 5 while kissing in a hotel bar — and later, Italy, and these have apparently helped Garner and Affleck rekindle their passion for each other.

A source shared with Radar Online, "Friends are expecting an announcement very soon that Jen is pregnant."

The same source went on to say, "She's always wanted another child with him. Even since they split, she's gushed publicly about how he is the love of her life."

Garner, along with their children, had been spending some time in London with Affleck while the latter worked on his latest film "Justice League."

Friends have mentioned that the two split up when Garner had gotten fed up with Affleck's drinking and gambling, thus their divorce announcement at the time. However, they never got around to filing the papers. Now, with a baby said to be on the way, this may change that decision.

On another tack, around the same time as rumors of Garner's newest pregnancy, Affleck was purportedly seen in the company of a blonde woman while on the way to Miami Airport. The two were allegedly arguing. A Miami Uber driver claimed to have been the one driving the two from a hotel to their destination.

Garner and Affleck have not made any formal announcements regarding the actress' pregnancy status, and whereas a baby is something to rejoice about, it would do well to take the newest reports on the Affleck-Garner relationship with a grain of salt until such a time when the pair makes a public declaration.