âBatman V Superman: Dawn Of Justiceâ star Ben Affleck broke up with Jennifer Garner after 10 years of marriage. (Photo : Reuters/ Eduardo Munoz)
Hollywood's power couple Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck has been slammed with divorce rumours, once again. A latest report claims that the actors' married life is being affected by marital problems. It is said they have already split and are living separately.
Celebrity news publication OK! claims that the couple is "already separated." A source told the magazine that they are planning to end their marriage of 10 years and file for a divorce.
Ben Affleck reportedly wants to make their separation official "a few weeks before" their 10th anniversary. This is because he reportedly wants to have "enough time for the news to die down by the time he has to promote 'Batman v Superman' and the other movies he has coming out next year."
According to the report by the aforementioned publication, the couple has failed to work things out. It is said that they spent some alone time while working on separate projects. However, it did not help.
Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck married in 2005. They have three children Violet, nine, Seraphina, Three and Samuel, three. The website goes on to claim that Garner's close friends think that she and Affleck are a "horrible fit."
What pushed the couple this far is Affleck's casual attitude towards their kids. The report alleges that Affleck ignored his duties towards his children to play poker for hours in Las Vegas. It is also said that the pair has been constantly feuding over Affleck's alleged gambling addiction.
The report notes that the divorce has been on Garner's mind for some time now and she has been in the process of preparing herself for it.
According to National Enquirer, the couple is headed towards a $150 million divorce. Meanwhile, Radar Online notes that Garner and Affleck have not been seen together for over a month. The last time they were spotted together was on Garner's birthday on April 17, 2015.
Fans must note that these reports lack official comments from the associated people and their representatives. Thus it is advised that the information be taken with a grain of salt.
