Pop sensation Jennifer Lopez, aged 54, indulged in a quick fast food fix with her husband, 51-year-old Ben Affleck, at a McDonald’s drive-thru. However, her encounter with the awaiting paparazzi left her in a furious state, as she didn’t hesitate to gesture obscenely, prompting some to liken her actions to those of a “rebellious teenager.”
Seemingly, J.Lo aimed to align herself with her husband’s disdain for the paparazzi, who is notorious for his unfriendly encounters with them. In this particular instance, Jennifer mirrored Ben’s surly demeanor, possibly seeking to impress him by proving that she, too, could exude the rebellious teen spirit.
For the outing, Jennifer adopted a makeup-free, casual appearance, donning a light orange hooded sweater and tying her hair into a ponytail. Despite her simplified look, she showcased impeccably manicured nails.
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck (Credits: OK Magazine)
This stark departure from her usual glamorous red carpet persona was striking to fans, as Judi noted, “Jennifer’s transformation from the elegant A-list icon to this makeup-free, emphatic finger gesture must have been quite the shock for her admirers.”
Judi also suggested that Jennifer’s obscene gesture was premeditated, as her facial expression appeared calm, with a hint of a mischievous smile. This implied that the rude signal was a deliberate action, possibly a regular part of her repertoire.
Interestingly, this wasn’t the first time Jennifer and Ben had ventured to a McDonald’s drive-thru. In fact, they had been spotted at the eatery three times recently, enjoying quick snacks amid their busy schedules. During one of their visits, it was observed that Jennifer didn’t place an order while Ben relished a tempting sandwich. On their latest trip, the couple, accompanied by two of their children, savored burgers before leaving the parking area.
Despite their indulgence in occasional cheat meals, Jennifer has successfully maintained her enviable figure, attributing it to her approach of savoring her favorite foods but “in moderation.”
