Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are in the news these days due to their very public separation. Lopez filed for divorce from Affleck on August 23 after two years of marriage. It’s been a while since Affleck has moved on to another woman. Page Six first reported that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s 36-year-old daughter, Kick Kennedy, was recently spotted hanging out with Affleck.
Multiple sources tell PEOPLE that the Gone Girl actor, 52, has been spending time with Kathleen, also known as Kick. “Kick and Ben have been spending time together, but I’m not sure what’s going on. Kick’s celeb crush has always been Ben,” a source told the outlet.
The source added that they don’t know how or when the two first met. Kick, who is an actress and activist, is described by the source as a party girl, and that she likes to have fun. But according to a second insider, “I don’t think they even know each other. There’s definitely nothing going on.”
According to another source, Kick and Affleck have reportedly been spending time together since late spring. The two have reportedly been spotted together in several places, including the Beverly Hills Hotel’s Polo Lounge. Although the details of their relationship are still unknown, it has sparked curiosity about Kick and her relationship with the Kennedy family.
Born on April 13, 1988, Kathleen Kennedy is more than just another member of the popular Kennedy family. Despite Kick Kennedy’s family’s famous political roots in the US, she decided to pursue an acting career instead of carrying forward her family’s political legacy.
Kick and Paul Simon’s son Harper Simon were romantically involved from 2013 to 2014. She also dated millionaire Matthew Mellon, before his passing in 2018.
On the other hand, Affleck was previously married to Jennifer Garner in 2005 and 2018. The former couple also has three children together. Later, he later rekindled his romance with JLo, got married and recently got divorced.
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