By Jane LaCroix
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Jennifer Lopez and husband Ben Affleck seem to be keeping it together for the kids amidst reports of trouble within their marriage and that the couple is allegedly living separately.
In the photos obtained by Page Six, the couple smiled and gave each other air kisses while saying hello outside the YMCA in Los Angeles for his son Samuel's basketball game. They were seen walking side by side without holding hands but appeared in good spirits, joined by Affleck's mother, Anne Boldt, and ex-wife, Jennifer Garner.
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This comes after the couple was seen out again in L.A. on Thursday, May 30, attending Affleck's daughter Violet's high school graduation. Photos obtained by People show the Good Will Hunting actor, 51, and Lopez, 54, accompanied once again by Boldt. This public appearance marked their first together since Sunday, May 19. A few days before that, they both supported Affleck's middle child, Fin, on May 17 at their school play, reportedly arriving separately and each bringing flowers.
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Perhaps one of the most telling signs the couple is prioritizing their children amidst the alleged relationship drama is the fact that JLo just canceled her upcoming This is Me... Live tour. On May 31, the "Love Don't Cost A Thing" singer updated her official website, stating the cancellation was to "be with her children, family and close friends."
The Grammy winner, who shares 16-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband Marc Anthony, expressed her deep regret, saying she is "completely heartsick and devastated about letting you down," saying, "Please know that I wouldn't do this if I didn't feel that it was absolutely necessary. I promise I will make it up to you and we will all be together again. I love you all so much. Until next time..." The tour, initially set to begin on June 26 in Orlando, had already faced poor ticket sales and earlier cancellations in several cities.
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