Allegedly, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez came to the rescue of their dear friend Matt Damon's relationship, which was reportedly heading towards turmoil with his wife of 18 years, Luciana Barroso. It is said that Ben urged Matt to seek the help of a therapist "before it was too late."
Matt and Luciana tied the knot in 2005 and share a child named Isabella.
Their camaraderie goes way back to their early years as aspiring actors, starring together in notable films like "Good Will Hunting," "Field of Dreams," and more recently, "Air." Supposedly, it was Ben who recommended therapy, acknowledging that it was the "sole anchor" maintaining his relationship with J-Lo. An insider revealed, "Ben is the first to confess that therapy is the foundation of Jennifer and his enduring bond."
According to sources cited by the National Enquirer, with Ben's intervention, Matt and Luciana have rekindled their romance and established a deeper level of communication. Following this intervention, they were seen displaying affection on a sun-kissed holiday in Mykonos, Greece, just before the premiere of Matt's latest film, "Oppenheimer," helmed by Christopher Nolan and featuring Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, and Robert Downey Jr.
Reports suggest that J-Lo had her "selfish" motives for encouraging Matt to seek marriage counseling, hoping he would shed the "bro behavior" he shares with Ben and devote more attention to his wife. The insider admitted, "Counseling not only saved Matt's marriage to Luciana but also thawed the freeze between him and Jennifer, rekindling the best buds' camaraderie with Ben."
Despite his immense success and recent marriage to one of the world's most desirable women, he has, at times, displayed irritation, annoyance, boredom, and impatience during recent outings. Here, as he arrives at his office, his downcast eyes and the drooping of his facial features allude to a joyless state at this moment."
