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Jennifer Lopez had a notable summer.
The "All I Have" singer, 55, reflected on her summer during her divorce from Ben Affleck and shared a few ambiguous messages on Instagram.
The "Hustlers" star posted a series of photos on Saturday, featuring her and her children engaging in various summer activities. In the second slide, she included a quote that said, “Everything is unfolding in divine order.”
She also posted an image of a woman wearing a shirt that read, “she’s in bloom and unbothered out of reach and at peace.”
Lopez captioned the post, “Oh, it was a summer.”
The Grammy-nominated artist filed for divorce from her fourth husband, Ben Affleck, on August 20, after two years of marriage.
Sources indicated that the breakup left Lopez feeling “upset and disappointed with” the "Argo" actor — particularly since he was the one who initiated their reconciliation 20 years after they first ended their engagement and separated.
The former couple was already living apart at the time of her filing, with the singer listing their official separation date as April 26.
Affleck recently purchased a $20 million home in the Pacific Palisades, while Lopez continues to search for her own residence, as she reportedly feels uneasy living in their $60 million marital home, which is now up for sale.
“She and Ben bought the house for the whole family. It’s way too big for her and filled with too many memories as well,” an insider shared.
On Friday, Lopez was seen in public for the first time since filing for divorce.
She was photographed in Los Angeles wearing a simple gold band along with a diamond ring on her pinky finger.
Lopez was spotted exiting a black vehicle in Beverly Hills, California, and immediately entered a building.
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