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Jennifer Lopez Reacts to Ben Affleck Question on ‘Today’ After Divorce
Jennifer Lopez credits the musical film for helping her cope with her divorce from Ben Affleck, who executive-produced the project, as they maintain amicable relations post-split.
- On Monday, October 6, Jennifer Lopez deflected a question about her divorce during a Today interview while promoting Kiss of the Spider Woman with host Craig Melvin.
- Jennifer Lopez filed for divorce on Aug. 20, 2024, citing irreconcilable differences, and their separation was finalized in January 2025 about 20 weeks later.
- Affleck served as an executive producer and helped finance the project via Artists Equity, and Lopez credited him, saying the movie 'wouldn't have gotten made' without his involvement.
- For Lopez, the role provided a way to 'survive' a difficult time, and Kiss of the Spider Woman is courting Oscar buzz as it opens in US theatres on Friday.
- Sources say the pair have remained friendly and will stay in each other's lives to support their children, marking a second recent collaboration after Unstoppable.
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Amid the promotion of the film Kiss of the Spider Woman, JLo was questioned about her separation from the actor, who was the producer of the film
Jennifer Lopez Shares Rare Insight Into Ben Affleck Divorce in New Interview
"Things happen, you have to keep going."Getty Images Jennifer Lopez at the 2025 American Music Awards.The GistJennifer Lopez mentioned her divorce from Ben Affleck during a recent appearance on Today.The Unstoppable actress said simply, "things happen, you have to keep going."She is currently promoting her new film, Kiss of the Spider Woman, which Affleck helped finance via his production company Artists Equity.Jennifer Lopez is once again givin…
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