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The Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck divorce proceedings are now reportedly going at top speed. Despite reports that the estranged couple has decided to reconcile, Garner is determined to separate from the "Batman" star legally. Moreover, a depressed Affleck has now allegedly found another shoulder to lean on.

Reports suggested that the father-of-three is trying to rekindle his relationship with ex-girlfriend, Jennifer Lopez. Fans still are hoping that the "Daredevil" stars will be reuniting soon. However, the Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck reconciliation now seems to be almost impossible, as the "Live by Night" actor is planning to move ahead with the ex-girlfriend of Drake.

Jennifer Garner And Ben Affleck Finally Part Ways

It seems that the estranged couple has fully realized that there are no chances of getting back together and have decided to take their divorce proceedings further. Recently, the 44-year-old actress was rumored to be seeing a mysterious man.

Similarly, the other "Bennifer" couple is allegedly back to seeing each other once again, reports Korea Portal. They were inseparable more than a decade ago. Recently, when the ex-wife of Marc Anthony and Affleck met each other, he kissed her in greeting. Onlookers said that Lopez could not stop blushing and there was a lot of chemistry between the ex-couple.

However, there is still confusion whether Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck really want to move ahead with the divorce or not as the "Pearl Harbor" actress keeps on saying that she has genuine love for the "Agro" actor.

Garner Would Love To Remake Her Decision To Marry Affleck

Recently, while talking to a media source, the ex-wife of Scott Foley said that the couple had separated much before Affleck's affair with the nanny came out. However, she did say that if given the chance, she will never hesitate to remake the decision of marrying Affleck, reports Vanity Fair.

So, it seems that there is still a lot of love between Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck. Hopefully, they realize this sooner before the divorce.