Six months after putting an end to their one-year relationship, the 'Justice League' actor is spotted enjoying dinner together with his ex-girlfriend at a top restaurant in Los Angeles.
- Feb 25, 2019
AceShowbiz - Ben Affleck has fuelled rumours suggesting he has rekindled his romance with TV producer Lindsay Shookus after enjoying a dinner date together in Los Angeles.
The "Justice League" star and his ex were spotted arriving separately at top restaurant Katsuya on Saturday, February 24, when he wore a suit, while Lindsay kept her look casual in jeans, a blue shirt, and booties.
The outing occurred hours after they were seen stopping at a Starbucks coffee shop together, suggesting Ben and the "Saturday Night Live" producer are giving their relationship another go.
They had previously called it quits in August (18) following a year of dating.
Ben quickly rebounded and went on to have a fling with Playboy model Shauna Sexton, who he whisked off to Montana for a weekend getaway in early October, shortly after completing a rehabilitation programme for alcohol issues.
They ended up splitting days later as the actor/director continued to work on his sobriety.
Ben, 46, also spent part of his weekend with another ex, Jennifer Garner. The stars reunited to attend a Los Angeles wedding together, along with two of their three children, according to the Daily Mail.
The former couple finalised its divorce in late 2018, more than three years after announcing its split following 10 years of marriage.
As part of their divorce deal, the actors, who have remained close since their separation, agreed to share joint physical and legal custody of daughters Violet, 13, and Seraphina, 10, and six-year-old son Samuel.
They also committed to attending monthly sessions with a co-parenting therapist for at least six months, and promised to refrain from badmouthing one another.
Meanwhile, Affleck isn't the only one to move on from the failed marriage - in October, Jennifer was reported to have found love again with businessman John Miller.
