Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner may have recently finalized their divorce earlier this October but it seems that the former couple are sticking to their plan of simply becoming good friends and co-parents. But it seems that Hollywood's gossip industry does not think that such an end to a dramatic moment in the celebrities' lives is fitting.
Recent rumors have been spreading that Ben Affleck's rehabilitation stint was such an extreme experience for Jennifer Garner that she had to run into the arms of the most unexpected person. Surprisingly, the gossip machine opted for the fictional version of Jennifer Garner to seek comfort in the arms of Brad Pitt – claiming that the pair has had secret rendezvous at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Gossip Cop debunks this claim by pointing out that both Jennifer Garner and Brad Pitt's representatives deny the ridiculous claims. In addition, Garner's dating life is only picking up recently after she and Ben Affleck finalized their divorce after his rehabilitation program.
With Affleck and Garner recently being spotted together watching a Red Sox game, fans may be thinking that the pair is revisiting the moment they were first spotted as a couple in 2004 during a Red Sox versus Cardinals game. But fans should remember that both Affleck and Garner are committed to the divorce, which means that the recent Red Sox outing is simply Affleck and Garner going out with friends.
Despite being spotted together at the Red Sox game, Garner was eventually seen meeting up with her current beau, Cali Group chief executive officer John Miller, after the game. Hopefully, Garner's newfound relationship with Miller can stifle any further claims that Garner and Ben Affleck are thinking of getting back together again just a few weeks after their divorce – a claim just as ludicrous as Jennifer Garner running into Brad Pitt's arms.


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