“To Make Ben Jealous?” J.Lo and Matt Damon Spark Heated Controversy by Holding Hands While Seeking Privacy

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“To Make Ben Jealous?” J.Lo and Matt Damon Spark Heated Controversy by Holding Hands While Seeking Privacy

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck officially separated last month, with Lopez filing for divorce after two years of marriage. Since the split, both have kept a low profile, with Lopez returning to social media only last week. This weekend, their joint film Unstoppable premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, featuring Affleck as a producer and Lopez in a supporting role.

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Also present was Matt Damon, co-producer and longtime best friend of Affleck, who was seen having a heartfelt conversation with Lopez after the film’s screening.

The “Jenny From the Block” singer, 55, and the Bourne Identity star, 53, were spotted holding hands while engaged in a conversation that reportedly lasted over 20 minutes.

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