Jennifer Lopez Considers a Move to L.A. After Ben Affleck Reunion

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Jennifer Lopez might be moving to Los Angeles after reuniting with Ben Affleck, Us Weekly reports.
J.Lo has reportedly been looking at houses and schools in the area.
Lopez and Affleck are currently splitting their time between J.Lo's Miami home and Affleck's Los Angeles base.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are currently splitting their time between Lopez's home base in Miami and Affleck's in Los Angeles—but they might not be in a long distance relationship for much longer. According to Us Weekly, Lopez has been looking at houses in L.A., as well as schools for children Emme and Max. "Jennifer is looking forward to coming back to L.A. for a new start," an insider told the magazine.

Another source told Us Weekly that things are looking particularly serious between Lopez and Affleck, who were previously engaged between 2002 and 2004. "They love being together and the weekends away they had been spending together have really sealed the deal," the insider said. Friends say they can see them staying together forever this time around. They are soulmates and always have been."

ben affleck and jennifer lopez during gigli california premiere at mann national in westwood, california, united states photo by jeff kravitzfilmmagic

Bennifer 2.0 have done some reflecting on their previous relationship, Entertainment Tonight reported earlier this week, and both are "hopeful about their relationship this time around and putting the effort in." A source said the pair had "talked about the past and why things didn't work out," adding, "They have both matured and are on the same page and it has been easy."

"Jen is elated and really trusts Ben," the source shared.

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