How Jennifer Garner’s career was affected by ‘upheaval’ of Ben Affleck divorce
Jennifer Garner discussed the impact of her divorce from Ben Affleck on her acting career in a recent interview. She revealed that she hardly worked during the upheaval of their split and his struggles with addiction. As her children have grown older, she has been able to return to acting and balance her family life more effectively.
- ▪Jennifer Garner hardly worked for a long time due to the upheaval from her divorce from Ben Affleck.
- ▪She expressed gratitude for being able to return to acting as her children have gotten older.
- ▪Garner mentioned the challenges of co-parenting and the sacrifices she made while raising their children.
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Celebrity News How Jennifer Garner’s career was affected by ‘upheaval’ of Ben Affleck divorce By Jolie Zenna Published June 3, 2026, 12:50 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Jennifer Garner “hardly worked for a long time” while dealing with the “upheaval” of her divorce from Ben Affleck. The actress opened up about balancing an acting career and family matters in a new interview with InStyle, published Wednesday. “When my kids were little, I worked so little, and then we had such an upheaval in our family, that I really hardly worked for a long time,” she told the outlet, likely referencing her split from Affleck as well as his battle with addiction.
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