Jennifer Lopez offered her support for Ben Affleck amid the Los Angeles fires

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck They have reportedly been in close contact since the Los Angeles fires forced the actor to evacuate his home in Pacific Palisades.

The singer has already canceled several of her upcoming media appearances to “focus” on supporting relief efforts for communities affected by the raging disaster.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck recently settled their divorce after their two-year marriage ended last year.

It appears that Lopez has put aside her differences with Affleck to support him and his children during these sad times.

According to reports, the “Hustlers” actress was “concerned and concerned” for her safety after learning that her neighborhood was among those forced to evacuate in the wake of the fires.

A source said Page six She “reached out as soon as she heard that Ben’s house might be in danger and was being evacuated” to see how he had been doing during “the whole ordeal”, as well as to reassure him that she was “there for him and for him”. children.”

“She has offered her support for whatever they need,” the source explained, adding that Lopez has offered to “help in any way she can.”

The “Argo” actor received his $20.5 million “Bachelor Pad” from Pacific Palisades in July 2024, the same day Lopez celebrated her 55th birthday.

Although he had to evacuate the property, Affleck recently returned to his home to check on him, as he fortunately escaped the Pacific Palisades wildfires.

Early last year, Affleck and Lopez sparked speculation about a military dispute after months of not appearing together in public.

Affleck even left their marital home in Beverly Hills and moved into a $100,000-a-month rental property in Brentwood, near his ex-wife Jennifer Garner and their children.

According to Page Six, while Affleck’s home survived being burned down in the fires, he still cannot return permanently.

A source told the media: “Ben’s home is still under an evacuation order, but he is grateful his property is safe at the moment.”

The source added: “Ben knows many people who have sadly lost their homes. He has witnessed so much devastation, it is beyond tragic. …Ben is reaching out to anyone who can help him.”

The Los Angeles fires have reportedly left more than 10 dead and 170,000 displaced or forced to evacuate as relief efforts continue. More than 2,000 buildings were destroyed, including homes and businesses.

Aside from “checking in” on her ex-husband Affleck, Lopez also made other sacrifices to meet the needs of those affected by the fires.

according to People magazine“Love Don’t Cost A Thing” singer Lopez has canceled several upcoming media appearances to shift her “focus” toward supporting relief efforts for the devastating Los Angeles fires.

The actress and pop star was scheduled to give interviews on several high-profile programs in New York City over the coming weeks in support of her Affleck-produced film, “Unstoppable.”

Lopez was supposed to appear on “The View,” “Live With Kelly and Mark,” “Today” and Jimmy Fallon’s “The Tonight Show,” but she will now focus on the disaster and those affected by it.

“It is important for her to focus on supporting the Los Angeles community during this very difficult time,” a source told the publication.

Lopez and Affleck finally reached a divorce settlement after the singer filed to annul their marriage in August.

The “Ain’t Your Mama” singer filed a settlement document with Los Angeles Superior Court that showed who would get what after the split. The document was signed on September 25, 2024, but was not submitted until December 31, 2024. It will become official on February 20, 2025.

The former couple did not sign a prenuptial agreement during their marriage, so they settled through mediation with Hollywood divorce attorney Laura Wasser.

according to TMZThey will each get what they bought during their marriage, which neither is willing to sacrifice for money. Neither of them will pay spousal support to the other; However, details regarding other financial matters remained confidential.