She never stopped loving him: They reveal how JLo felt for Ben 17 years after his thunder
Close friends of the couple assure that the love of Jennifer and the actor was always present.
Now that the most anticipated photo was shared everywhere, and with which one of the most notorious romances of recent times is confirmed, friends of Jennifer Lopez say that the singer did not hesitate at any time when making the decision to give yourself a chance with the actor again.
Jennifer and Ben shared an intense love 17 years ago, and even became engaged, however, from one moment to another the magic ended and their relationship came to an end. However, everything seems to indicate that "where there was fire, ashes remain" and, after all, their romance was not completely forgotten.
According to sources cited by the Page Six portal, the break with Ben Affleck would have been the one that affected Jlo the most, according to his own words.
"Jennifer always saw Ben as the person she loved the most and left," the source said. "She was overwhelmed after they broke up, even though she at the time she felt she had no choice but to cancel her engagement," she added.
According to the same source, the real cause of the breakup of JLo and Ben would have been the fear of commitment that the 48-year-old actor felt almost 20 years ago, when La Diva del Bronx seemed ready to start a family and consolidate their commitment. , while he still didn't feel safe to settle down.
Jennifer was ready to settle down and have kids, but Ben wasn't ready to give up his single lifestyle just yet. In the end, she got tired of waiting for him to come back, even though it broke her heart to end the things, "he added.
Lopez went on to call her separation her "first real heartbreak" and credited her ex-husband (and dad to her children), Marc Anthony, for helping her believe in love again.
"Marc came into my life three days after he should have been at the altar saying 'Yes, he accepted!' to another man, "she wrote in her 2014 book, True Love, by the Latin singer.
