Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck made another stunning red carpet appearance.
The rekindled couple attended the NYC premiere of Affleck's new film The Last Duel at Lincoln Center last night. The "Let's Get Loud" singer was all smiles as she walked the carpet with her man, and the two even exchanged some PDA, per Page Six.
For the event, the Hustlers actor showed off her impressive abs in a glittery copper-colored two-piece dress by Hervé Leger, paired with strappy black stilletos. She accessorized the look with an oversized Tom Ford clutch and gold drop earrings. Affleck donned a navy corduroy suit by Ralph Lauren Purple Label, with a white shirt and thin black tie.
Lopez wore her hair in a sleek half-up, half-down style, paired with her signature nude lip.
The "Waiting For Tonight" singer shared several pics and videos from the premiere on Instagram, including a pic where she watched from the wings as the Argo actor talked to the press.
We can thank Affleck's new medieval drama for two Bennifer 2.0's red carpet moments. The pair made their first appearance since reuniting at the film's Venice Film Festival premiere, where J.Lo wore an elegant white Georges Hobeika Couture gown featuring a thigh-high slit and jewel-studded neckline.
The couple has been inseparable since they rekindled their relationship earlier this year, spending lots of quality time with each other's children and families. They have even started planning for the holidays, according to an insider source.
"They plan on spending the holidays together and also taking some solo trips. They want to be together all of the time, so their next big things are Thanksgiving and Christmas. There is a lot to coordinate, so they are figuring it out," the source told Entertainment Tonight.
The source also told ET that the couple "could not be more in love. It is like they never broke up, but everything is way better this time. They are all over each other and their friends joke around about it with them."
Quinci LeGardye is an LA-based freelance writer who covers culture, politics, and mental health through a Black feminist lens. When she isn’t writing or checking Twitter, she’s probably watching the latest K-drama or giving a concert performance in her car.
