Jennifer Garner news & updates: Ben Affleck's ex-wife is NOT pregnant, reports say
Contrary to circulating rumors, Jennifer Garner is not pregnant. She is not having another baby by her ex-husband, Ben Affleck. This is not the first time for such stories to circulate about the actress and her estranged husband. This present tale has been debunked as mere fabrication in a revelation made by a source close to the actress.
Garner was reportedly spending time in London with Affleck along with their three children — Violet, 10 years old; Seraphina, 7; and Samuel, 4 — while Affleck was shooting his latest film "Justice League: Part One." The family may have spent time together in Paris, and later in Italy, as Affleck took a break from filming. The pair may have necessarily spent time together because of this but are not having reconciliation as a result of this "together" time.
According to Us Weekly, an insider claimed that the two have repaired "a lot of the damage in their relationship" and are considering scrapping their divorce which they announced almost a year ago. What is more is that the two are said to be reconsidering divorce in the light of Garner's latest pregnancy.
Yet, another source refuted this claim, telling the magazine that the two "are not getting back together." The source explained, "They're co-parenting and showing the kids Europe while he's there filming. That's all it is and they're happy with this arrangement."
The insider was also said to have remarked, "A baby could be a big challenge, but they're excited to tackle everything together now."
When Gossip Cop verified with its source who is also supposedly close to Garner, the source revealed that the reconciliation rumors and those of a new baby were "not true" at all. It is said that a tabloid with a reputation for dubious reporting was responsible for spreading these rumors. This latest bid is said to be a recycle of the same rumor it started back in September.
Therefore, it could be said that Garner is no more pregnant now than she was back then.
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