Jennifer Garner recently opened up about her split from Ben Affleck, shedding light on the emotional turmoil that came with their 2015 divorce. In a candid interview with *Marie Claire*, she shared that while the media frenzy was intense, the actual heartbreak stemmed from losing the family unit they’d built together after a decade of marriage. Garner has made it clear that avoiding the tabloids was essential for her sanity; the stories were just too much to handle.
Her reflections painted a poignant picture of what it means to transition from partners to co-parents. Garner expressed how difficult it was to navigate the loss of friendship and partnership, emphasizing that the emotional weight of a family breakup often goes unnoticed amid the headlines. In the midst of it all, she and Affleck are managing to maintain a supportive relationship as they raise their three children together, showing that even in Hollywood, harmony can be found post-divorce.
One can’t help but admire the resilience both Garner and Affleck seem to embody. It raises a thought: can divorced couples prioritize co-parenting without letting past issues interfere?
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