Jennifer Lopez ‘puts the leg’ and accidentally shows something that Ben Affleck wants to leave behind as soon as possible | MAG
Everything seemed an innocent selfie. Jennifer Lopez He posed in front of the mirror wearing a casual look that mixed a knight beige sweater with a worn jeans. Nothing out of the ordinary … until the background spoke on its own.
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The image was published in its Instagram Stories With a simple text that said “Sunday” about the photo. But The details of the environment did not go unnoticed by the most observers: White moldings, light wood floors and a burning fireplace.
Unintentionally, JLo revealed that he continues to live in the $ 68 million mansion he once shared with Ben Affleckas confirmed Daily Mail. Yeah, that same that has been for sale since July 2024 and that Affleck is anxious to leave behind once and for all.
In another image, two cookies were seen with chocolate sparks on a white dish, well -off on books in front of the fire. Fresh flowers in a vase, all perfectly decorated.
Jennifer Lopez accidentally revealed that she still lives in the mansion she shared with Ben Affleck. | Credit: Instagram JLo
And on the other side, Ben Affleck wouldn’t be so happy. According to nearby sources, the actor wants to sell the house as soon as possible, even if that means lowering the price. For him, divorce was a closure, and property remains a physical reminder of a stage already overcome.
“Ben just wants to cut the ties, close the chapter and continue with his life”, Declared a source to Us Weekly. “Is willing to accept a lower offer With the end of this”
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck will share the earnings of their home of US $ 68 million in Los Angeles that continues for sale after several months. | Credit: MLS.com / Michael Tran / AFP
But JLo is not in a hurry. Putted to the idea that the house is worth more, it has refused to lower the price. Although the real estate market is not responding, she is confident that the ideal buyer will arrive.
Meanwhile, the house remains waiting, without firm offers and accumulating expenses.
