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How Jennifer Lopez switched up her tattoo dedicated to Ben Affleck after their divorce

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How Jennifer Lopez switched up her tattoo dedicated to Ben Affleck after their divorce
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Jennifer Lopez has altered her tattoo that was dedicated to Ben Affleck following their divorce. The original design featured an infinity symbol with both of their names, but it appears Lopez has covered up Affleck's name. This change comes two years after their split and was showcased during Memorial Day Weekend.

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Publication timeWed, 27 May 2026 15:51:05 -0400
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Beauty How Jennifer Lopez switched up her tattoo dedicated to Ben Affleck after their divorce By Avery Matera Published May 27, 2026, 3:51 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google 5 Jennifer Lopez sported an altered tattoo in her low-cut dress during Memorial Day Weekend. The last vestige of Bennifer is officially gone. Two years after Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck split, Lopez seems to have finally covered up her tattoo that she had inked as a tribute to their relationship. Though there has been speculation of a removal for some time, the design is very much in tact — with some changes. The ink made an appearance on Memorial Day in an image Lopez shared on social media with her son, Max.

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