Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner Divorce Update: Couple Spending Holidays Together With Family Sparks Reunion Rumors [VIDEO]
Despite both Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner still denying that they are getting back together, new reports are suggesting that the rift between the two former couple may be slowly healing. While both are not revealing any plans to get back together, they are still pretty much spending every big holiday together.
The couple originally announced their separation back in June 2015. The popular Hollywood couple ended their 10 years of marriage due to different reasons including Ben allegedly cheating on his wife. During the decade long marriage, Garner was able to give birth to three children, namely Violet, 11, Seraphina, 8, and Samuel, 4.
Ever since their separation, the couple still remained friends and maintained an amicable relationship in the months that followed. According to a report from IBTimes , the couple still continue to celebrate different festivals and holidays together with their family. The couple and their children have also gone to different vacations together and even spent Thanksgiving together.
The couple had previously announced that they were going to be filing for a divorce, but that apparently did not immediately happen. Because of this, some fans have been speculating that the couple may eventually get back together after they finally move on the issues that had caused them to separate in the first place.
A report from People even revealed that the couple is still living in the same space at their family home in the Pacific Palisades. The report further reveals that things between the couple hasn't changed that much since their split and that they both are still putting the divorce on hold.
Based on the amount of time that they are spending together, rumors regarding their eventual reunion are not at all baseless. Unfortunately, both Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck have proclaimed that they are in fact not getting back together. This probably means that the time they are spending together is likely for their children more than anything else.
