The 'Triple Frontier' actor appears to be 'in a very happy mood' while spotted touring around the city of Havana with her 'Deep Water' co-star after wrapping up the filming of their upcoming movie.
- Mar 7, 2020
AceShowbiz - Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas might have been more than just co-stars. The "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" star and his onscreen wife in "Deep Water" sparked romance rumors after they were spotted spending time together in her hometown of Havana, Cuba.
On Thursday, February 5, the 47-year-old actor and his 31-year-old co-star were seen together at the Cuban Art Factory. A fan identified only as Luz claimed to have run across the pair in the VIP area of the nightclub. "I didn't notice them at first. Then I saw them talking with a group of friends. They looked like good friends," she told E! News.
One day later, the twosome dined at La Corte del Principe, and were captured on camera posing with a restaurant employee. They also visited local clothing store Clandestina. A selfie snap of the actor was featured on the fashion brand's Instagram account with a caption that read, "Actually I'm in Havana. La Habana te queda bien @benaffleck. Havana suits you well cu."
Clandestina also uploaded a series of feeds related to Ben and Ana on its Instagram Stories. In one video, Ben could be seen talking to people who told him they're his fans. Rocking a pair of blue pants and a black-and-white T-shirt, he confidently showed off his Spanish skill. Meanwhile, Ana could be seen exiting the shop, smiling and carrying shopping bag. For the outing, she wore white eyelet dress.
About Ben and Ana's visit to the fashion store, a source told Us Weekly, "Ben and Ana were seen leaving Clandestina [T-shirt] shop on Friday between 11 a.m. and 12 P.M." The source added, "It was just the two of them and their driver. Ben happily took photos with fans. Ben was in a very happy mood, making funny faces in selfies with fans."
Ben and Ana starred opposite each other in the upcoming psychological thriller "Deep Water". Based on Patricia Highsmith's novel and set to be released on November 13, the Adrian Lyne-directed film itself revolves around "a young married couple whose mind games with each other take a twisted turn."
