Jennifer Lopez Joins Ben Affleck, Stepson Samuel At LA Lakers Game After Canceling Some Tour Dates

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck stepped out over the weekend with the actor's son.

Lopez, 54, and Affleck, 51, were spotted watching a basketball game between the LA Lakers and the Golden State Warriors at the Crypto.com Arena on Saturday. The celebrity couple was accompanied by the "Batman" actor's 12-year-old son, Samuel.

The "Let's Get Loud" singer looked chic in her baggy blue jeans with a high-waisted button-fly construction, white cropped T-shirt and champagne-colored tweed jacket. She completed her outfit with sequin-adorned iridescent-blue boots and accessorized with yellow-tinted shades, oversized gold hoops and a long chain necklace.

Meanwhile, the "Gone Girl" actor opted for a blue, red and beige flannel layered over a white tee and navy-blue wool coat paired with matching slacks. He also sported a midnight-blue baseball cap and a pair of white sneakers. Samuel donned a blue hoodie with Stephen Curry's name across the font and joggers with "Warriors" down one leg in yellow color. He also paired it with a blue baseball cap.

The family's attendance at the event proved worth it as the Warriors successfully beat the Lakers. In some snaps obtained by the Daily Mail, Samuel posed for a photo with Curry, with Affleck taking the picture. During the game, Lopez and Affleck also looked cozy, with the "Justice League" actor placing an arm behind his wife while she rested her hand on his knee.

The sighting came after Lopez made headlines for canceling multiple dates on her upcoming "This Is Me...Now" tour. The "Marry Me" actress canceled seven cities on her concert tour, the first in five years. She will no longer perform in Nashville, New Orleans, Raleigh, Atlanta, Houston, Cleveland and Tampa, according to Ticketmaster's website.

Ticketmaster simply announced that the organizer canceled the event and customers need not take action to obtain their refunds. The reason for the canceled shows has remained unknown.

However, according to Variety, the move was made amid weak ticket sales. Although the tour is still on schedule and Lopez is set to perform on 30 shows, large numbers of the tour's dates have remained unsold based on the seating charts on Ticketmaster.com.

The outlet noted that there were more available segments of the seating charts than the unavailable ones or the sold seats. Although some stops were canceled, three shows were added -- Miami, Toronto and Lopez's hometown, New York -- after the tour was announced.