The 55-year-old singer shared a smiling photo for her first Thanksgiving without Ben Affleck. For his part, the actor spent the holidays alongside his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, and their children to feed the homeless.
Jennifer Lopez spent her first Thanksgiving solo. While it's tradition for Americans to come together as a family to celebrate everything they're grateful for in the year, the 55-year-old singer shared a glimpse of her own celebration this Friday, November 29. On Instagram, she shared a glimpse of her new tradition: she posed alone and all smiles, at home, with the traditional turkey of this American holiday.
“I hope everyone had a lovely and happy Thanksgiving. I am incredibly grateful for all of you,” she wrote to her fans in the caption of the photo. For the occasion, the star wore a semi-sheer, floral-embroidered white knit sweater and wore her hair up in a high ponytail.
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Her first Thanksgiving since her highly publicized divorce from Ben Affleck in August 2024. We do not know if the singer spent this holiday with her two children, twins Max and Emme, aged 16. She was nevertheless able to count on the support of her fans. “We are so grateful for YOU”, “We love you”, some responded under his post.
Ben Affleck spends Thanksgiving with his ex-wife
For his part, Ben Affleck spent Thanksgiving surrounded by his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, and their three children: Violet (18 years old), Seraphina (15 years old) and Samuel (12 years old). The family was photographed serving meals to homeless people in Los Angeles at the Midnight Mission's annual Thanksgiving Day Fair.
“They truly love giving back to their community and cherishing quality time spent together as a family,” a source at the event told People .
“Today we were honored to have Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. Their kindness, warmth and dedication brought so much joy to our community (…) Thank you, Ben and Jennifer, for serving meals and sharing smiles on this special day. Your compassion reminds us all of the true meaning of Thanksgiving,” the organization shared on Instagram.