Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck reportedly put mansion up for sale, likely headed for divorce
Love and divorce cost a pretty penny — and the latter appears to be right around the corner for Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, who insiders say have put their US$60mil marital mansion on the market.

The news comes just weeks after reports broke that not only are the couple “having issues,” but they’ve been living under separate roofs.

The Love Don’t Cost A Thing singer, 54, and Oscar winner, 51, are reportedly working with realtor Santiago Arana of the Agency to sell the Beverly Hills home they spent the better part of two years searching for and only moved into last year, sources told TMZ on Saturday.

Insiders told the outlet that the A-listers’ home — which is going for “around US$65mil" — has been shown to potential buyers for about two weeks.

News broke in mid-May that Affleck had recently moved out of the mansion and into a rental home in nearby Brentwood, where he’s been spotted multiple times.

Insiders at the time said the couple was working to resolve their issues and had no intentions of splitting up for good, but tensions have reportedly only gotten worse in the past few weeks.

Amid their marital woes, Lopez’s professional life has also taken a hit.

The pop star last week cancelled her This Is Me ... Live tour, which was set to kick off June 26 and run through mid-August.

Though the tour had already been shortened amid disappointing ticket sales, the “completely heartsick and devastated” Lopez attributed the decision to wanting to take “time off to be with her children, family and close friends,” according to promoter LiveNation.

Lopez and Affleck, who were previously engaged in the early 2000s, reunited in the spring of 2021 and tied the knot the following year. – New York Daily News/Tribune News Service
The singer, 54, and Oscar winner, 51, are reportedly working with realtor Santiago Arana of the Agency to sell the Beverly Hills home they spent the better part of two years searching for and only moved into last year, sources told TMZ on Saturday.