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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck kept their engagement quiet for a few days

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck kept their engagement “quiet for a few days” before sharing the news with the world on Friday.

The couple – got back together in 2020 after calling off their original engagement in 2004 – kept it a secret before letting the world know but are said to be “incredibly happy” after they shared the news of their intention to wed via her newsletter on Friday.  They got engaged recently. They wanted to keep it quiet for a few days before announcing.

They added: “Jennifer loves her ring,” a 8.5 carat green diamond, before adding, “Ben makes her incredibly happy.

The source revealed that they are taking things slowly as “they are not talking about a wedding yet, though
The 52-year-old performer – who shares 14-year-old twins Max and Emme with her ex Marc Anthony – recently shared her belief that their second go at things will be better because they are “older” and “smarter” than they were in the 00s.

Jennifer said: “We’re older now, we’re smarter, we have more experience, we’re at different places in our lives, we have kids now, and we have to be very conscious of those things. The “Hustlers” star says that she and the “Gone Girl” star are “operating from a place of love”.

Jennifer said: “We have been in the game in the public eye long enough to know who we are as people and what really matters and what doesn’t matter. We have kids and we respect each other. … We really live our lives in a way we can be proud of and our kids can be proud of you.

Source: eNCA

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