Ben Affleck is allegedly planning to propose to his rumored 22-year-old girlfriend Shauna Sexton. It was said that Jennifer Garner’s ex-husband would like to ask the Playboy model to marry him once he gets out of rehab.
Radar Online published this news yesterday and it claimed that they got the information from a “source." The magazine stated that an insider talked with them directly so they reported the story supposedly exclusively.
“He’s totally in love with Shauna and wants them to live together the moment he’s home, then he’ll make it official with a proposal,” the source allegedly relayed to Radar.
Furthermore, Shauna was reportedly visiting Ben Affleck in rehab for support so that he can continue to get better and be sober again. And as the “Batman” actor is said to feel sure about the model, he wants to pop the question as soon as possible.
“They’ve talked about this extensively and Shauna’s fully on board with it,” the source said with regards to the model’s response to the proposal. “To her, dating Ben is like a fairytale and she’s in this for the long-term.”
This news is fake, according to Gossip Cop. Aside from checking the facts, the publication reached out to Ben Affleck’s representatives for some comments on the news that the actor is set to propose to Shauna once he leaves rehab, and they said it's “not true.”
Gossip Cop added that Ben Affleck and Shauna Sexton will not elope any day now because the actor has no plans of proposing in the first place. Also, they are not getting married since Ben is still legally married to Jennifer Garner.
As everyone already knows, the former couple has not finalized their divorce yet so neither of them can get married legally. Moreover, Ben is spending his time more with his kids and Jen after coming home from rehab. In fact, he was spotted on Sunday with his family as they went to church, Entertainment Tonight reported.


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