Daughter of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner makes public discussion with her mother

No family is perfect, not even that of celebrities. And that has been clear thanks to the recent explanation of Violet Affleckdaughter of Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck.

The young woman, who continues to raise her voice for the improvement of public health in the country, has just become news after the publication of her recent work on this subject.

The student of the University of Yale, today, has referred in her brief to what happened after the wild fires that occurred in Pacific Palisades last January and made a comparison with what was lived with the Coronavirus. Especially to the reactions after the lived.

In the midst of his explanation and position, he has summoned his mother, ensuring that while doing this work he noticed the differences of thought between her mother and her, whose interpretations were very different.

“I spent January during the fires in Los Angeles arguing with my mother in a hotel room,” he said about the 53 -year -old actress. He continues to say that his parent was “in shock and stunned for the destruction scale,” Violet wrote.

The young woman acknowledged that she was confused with her mother’s reaction because her doubt, as a person belonging to the famous Z generation, was not “if Palisades would burn, but when it would be.” She was clear that this would happen. His misunderstandings were also with his brother Samuel, he said.

“Does it have something to do global warming with wind speed?” Violet recalls that the teenager asked. “Fortunately, most of us better understand the climate crisis than my little brother,” he added.

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Violet concluded his work by comparing the public health protocols administered during climatic disasters with those of disease transmission. An opinion and firm, clear and determined position with which he has monopolized all the attention. Even more than his parents.