Jennifer Lopez drinking Dunkin' Donuts for Ben Affleck may really be a masterclass in compromising for a happy marriage.
Yesterday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Affleck—who married in a Vegas ceremony followed by a lavish Georgia wedding earlier this year—were seen stopping by a Dunkin' in Los Angeles' Brentwood neighborhood, where they bought coffee drinks and snacks for themselves and their kids.
Affleck was fully at home as he held his favorite large iced coffee and breakfast food. For the outing, he wore his go-to navy flannel with matching trousers and a shacket. He stayed comfortable in a pair of gray-and-white Nike sneakers and accessorized with gold-rimmed aviator sunglasses that matched his wife's.
A happy man if we've ever seen one.
Lopez was pictured holding two iced drinks: a latte with that extra Dunkin' whipped cream, and a cold green drink that looked like a matcha latte.
The "Love Don't Cost a Thing" singer dressed down for the morning outing, looking casual in a white crop top, white sweatpants, and a brown cozy knit cardigan. She exchanged her usual sky-high platforms for chunky white sneakers and accessorized simply with a slouchy brown crossbody pouch and golden aviator sunglasses.
This is not the first time Affleck—formerly known for his meme-worthy solo Dunkin' outings—has introduced his new, glamorous wife to his favorite affordable coffee spot. Earlier this year, the internet went into a hilarious frenzy when photos emerged of Birkin queen Lopez stopping by Dunkin' with the actor.
"i love that he's introducing her to his culture," one Twitter user joked.
"JLo taken to Dunkin. Rihanna taken to Barcade. The baddest bitch will really do anything for love," another wrote.
See more of the best Twitter reactions here.
Rosa Sanchez is the senior news editor at Harper's Bazaar, working on news as it relates to entertainment, fashion, and culture. Previously, she was a news editor at ABC News and, prior to that, a managing editor of celebrity news at American Media. She has also written features for Rolling Stone, Teen Vogue, Forbes, and The Hollywood Reporter, among other outlets.
