See the humdrum things Ben Affleck bought at a grocery store when ex JLo was kissing a hunky man at AMAs
Ben Affleck was at the grocery store with his German Shepherd dog on Monday when his ex-wife Jennifer Lopez kissed several dancers at the AMAs.
JLo locked lips with a hunky man and sexy lady in front of the gasping Las Vegas crowd as she hosted the event.
But Ben was doing a humdrum chore in Los Angeles.
The Oscar-winning actor was in a plaid shirt and jeans with sneakers as he hit a supermarket with his loyal canine.
And what the Batman actor snapped up was surprising as there seemed to be little food in his cart.
What he purchased were several packs of low-calories canned sodas like Diet Dr Pepper and Waterloo. He also had packs of A&W Root Beer and Mountain Dew.
There also appeared to be bags on potato chips.
The Oscar-winning actor was in a plaid shirt as he hit a Los Angeles supermarket with his loyal canine. And what the Batman actor snapped up was surprising as there seemed to be little food in his cart
Meanwhile, Lopez made a super splash in Sin City as she talked up her summer concert series.
The Grammy winner had a total of eight outfits for the night.
She said she waits until the last minute to decide on outfits for events so she can make sure to 'excite' her fans.
The American Music Awards 2025 host waited days before her presenting duty on Monday to pick her plunging fish scales dress.
But Jennifer always confirms an ensemble to her stylist right before an event because she likes switching things up based on how she is feeling.
The 55-year-old singer told People: 'We started doing our fittings just yesterday, and there's so many things to choose from.
'I don't know what's going to wind up on the show... it'll be a lot of last-minute decisions, I think.
Meanwhile, JLo locked lips with a hunky man and sexy lady in front of the gasping Las Vegas crowd as she hosted the event
'I work with my stylist and we kind of kick around ideas like, "What do we want it to be for the performance and what do we want it to be for the hosting and what's our vibe?"'
Lopez wore an incredible eight different looks for her big night held at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
Lopez likes to change her mind.
'We feel it out because I think it does change,' noted the ex of Alex Rodriguez.
Sometimes she may want to go elegant, other times the diva wants to sex it up by flashing the flesh.
'For me, my feelings change from month to month, like, "Who do I want to be today?" because I feel like there's so many different sides to who I am fashion-wise.'
But with whatever outfit the Let's Get Loud hitmaker decides on, it has to make her fans happy.
JLO said: 'I always want to keep the audience engaged and excited.
'I have one or two girls that I worked with and have worked with for years, Kelly and now Hannah.
'And we really just have honed it down to, "We'll do this. We'll do this. We'll do this.
'You take the top. I'll take the shoe."
'We just have learned to do it so fast, so I'm sure we hold a world record or something somewhere.'
Also on Monday Lopez announced that she will have several tour stops in Las Vegas, a city where she used to have a residency.
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