Jennifer Lopez not impressed by Ben Affleck's new look amid divorce rumors

Recently in LA Ben Affleck drew attention with his striking midlife crisis appearance, which included a shaved mohawk.

Jennifer Lopez is reportedly not impressed with Ben Affleck’s new look amid ongoing rumors about the state of their marriage as reported by The Mirror. 

The couple, who tied the knot in 2022, are said to be going through a challenging period in their relationship. Recently, they were spotted together without their wedding rings, which has led to speculation that they might be heading towards a separation.

During a recent outing in LA, Ben, 51, drew attention with his striking midlife crisis appearance, which included a shaved mohawk, leather jacket, and aviator sunglasses. He also had one side of his head shaved almost completely bald, showcasing a punk rock style.

Reports suggest that Jennifer is unhappy with his new look, interpreting it as a sign of a midlife crisis that she believes is exacerbating their marital issues.

Additionally, the 55-year-old singer is said to be worried that her husband has been detached lately, missing significant events and milestones in their lives.

A source told Closer Magazine, "She's saying this clearly shows that Ben is not in the right headspace and hasn't been for some time - why else would he toss aside a wonderful marriage and put all the cruel moves like ignoring their anniversary, her birthday, the commitment and responsibilities they shared together, including their beautiful blended family.

A report from last week revealed that Jennifer and Ben have completed their divorce and sold her four-bedroom New York City penthouse for $23 million, according to People Magazine.

A source said, "They finalized the divorce papers with her a month ago, but are waiting for the right time to drop them. At that time, they will release a joint statement that will say how they have much love for each other and how they fought to make it work, but couldn't. Honestly, in the end they could not come to a compromise. What they had before is gone and they have both accepted it."