A few months after announcing their divorce, Jennifer Garner has reportedly 'chosen' not to believe that estranged husband, Ben Affleck cheated on her with their former nanny. Despite the sudden divorce announcement back in June, the former couple have been spotted numerous times together with their kids, at parties and on general occasions. However, it was only a few days ago that the two celebrities were spotted again, while on a grocery trip, for the first time in weeks.
According to a report from International Business Times, a source is claiming that Jennifer Garner has decided 'not to believe' the scandalous cheating rumors involving former husband Ben Affleck and their former family nanny Christine Ouzounian. The source then went on to explain how happy Ben is, and although he swears nothing went on between him and nanny Christine, he accepted his fault in allowing the rumors to start.
The Inquisitr also reported on the recent spotting of the two celebrities as they took to a weekly grocery trip without their kids. The two 43-year-olds had not been spotted a few weeks ago, although they have been seen numerous times together since their divorce announcement. The report also stated how both Jen and Ben looked happy as they helped each other with their groceries, but did not engage in public displays of affection.
In another report from the Daily Mail UK, actor and director Ben is currently preparing for his latest projects. The 'Batman vs. Superman' actor was spotted on the Brunswick, Georgia set of his latest project 'Live By Night' last Wednesday, during the first day of filming. During the same week, Jen was seen with her children as she walked them to school in their Halloween costumes.
The current status of Jennifer Garner's and Ben Affleck's divorce is still unknown; however, the former couple seem to be continuing working on their marriage. With Jennifer believing that Ben didn't cheat, this could be a turning point for their relationship now that they are putting their cheating rumors behind once and for all.
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