According to US Magazine, Jennifer Garner’s relationship with boyfriend John Miller is thriving, and interestingly, so is Miller’s relationship with Garner’s ex-husband, Ben Affleck. Despite the complexities of their history, the two men share a mutual respect and are described as “super down-to-earth” and friendly with each other, according to an insider.

Garner and Affleck, who ended their 10-year marriage in 2015, have since moved on romantically. Affleck married Jennifer Lopez in July 2022, while Garner has been dating John Miller since 2018. The source highlights the maturity of both couples, emphasizing their commitment to making their children the focal point of their relationships.

With Garner and Affleck sharing three children and Miller having two kids from his previous marriage, the blended family dynamic has been approached with maturity and dedication. Affleck and Miller, in particular, have developed a deep mutual admiration and respect as they navigate their roles in the extended family.

“Ben is super down-to-earth, and so is John,” an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly. “They have a mutual respect for each other and are always very friendly with one another.

The source adds the two couples “are all mature” and have worked hard to make “their children the focus of those relationships.”

Additionally, Garner and Lopez have cultivated their friendship over the years, particularly since Lopez rekindled her romance with Affleck in 2021. The two women share a strong bond, grounded in their shared commitment to prioritizing their children’s needs.

Despite maintaining a relatively low profile, Garner and Miller have become more open about their relationship. Recent photos captured Garner blowing a kiss to Miller outside her California home. While the couple is not engaged at the moment, insiders suggest that it might only be a matter of time, with plans to carefully consider details such as the type of ceremony, living arrangements, and the potential need for a prenuptial agreement on their own timetable.