Ben Affleck Visits Flea Market With Violet, Seraphina, Samuel Sans Jennifer Garner

Ben Affleck was recently spotted visiting a flea market in Cape Cod with his three children, Violet, Seraphina and Samuel.

Also present during the outing was Affleck’s mom, Christine Boldt, who has a close relationship with her three grandchildren. The “Batman v Superman” actor was photographed driving his car into the Wellfleet Drive-In Flea Market.

A source who saw Affleck and his family told Page Six that the actor bought items from the vendors, and he also posed for selfies with fans. Affleck donned a grey t-shirt, shorts, and flip flops during his outing.

Meanwhile, Affleck was not joined by his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, during his recent hangout with their three children. Garner was photographed in New York City around the same time that Affleck was at the flea market.

According to Daily Mail, the “Alias” star also posed for selfies with her fans. For the outing, Garner looked adorable in her white shirt, navy-blue skirt, and black shoes.

Affleck and Garner have been co-parenting their children ever since they divorced. Since 2015, they have been spotted in church together, and they have also been photographed bonding with Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel.

But in recent weeks, Garner and Affleck have not been photographed together. The last time that they photographed was when they went to church service with their kids in June.

Garner and Affleck didn’t also reunite for last month’s Independence Day parade. Affleck attended the festivities with Seraphina and Samuel, while Garner flew to London with Violet to watch a stage play.

The couple announced their separation in 2015, but their divorce was only finalized last year. They released a joint statement announcing their decision four years ago, and they also urged the public to respect their privacy.

“After much thought and careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to divorce. We go forward with love and friendship for one another and a commitment to co-parenting our children whose privacy we ask to be respected during this difficult time,” the statement read.