Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck are getting in quality time with their children during their east coast family vacation.
The former couple reunited to take their kids, Fin, 16, and Samuel, 13, to a Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston. The couple’s daughter Violet wasn’t in attendance for the outing.
The family of four sat front row at the baseball game and were captured enjoying each other’s company — as well as some brand new Red Sox baseball caps. In a video shared by MLB, Garner and Affleck appeared to be in deep conversation while sitting side-by-side in the stands.
“Great Red Sox family right there, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner and their kids,” NESN commentator Dave O’Brien said while the family appeared on screen.
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Through the years, Garner and Affleck have been spotted at numerous Red Sox games together — although this is the first time they’ve been photographed in the stands since their split in 2015.
The former couple have been on good terms as of late and just a few weeks ago, Garner celebrated Affleck on Father’s Day with a heartfelt tribute.
“Happy Father’s Day to 3 people’s favorite landing spot,” Garner wrote, including a throwback photo of Affleck with an infant lying on his chest, per PEOPLE.
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Affleck also recently spoke highly about his ex, sharing that he felt “lucky” to have such a succesful co-parenting relationship with Garner.
“I’m really lucky that I have a really good co-parent and partner in Jennifer Garner, the kids’ mom, who’s wonderful and great and we work together well,” Affleck shared with GQ.
While the family hasn’t yet shared what else they have planned for this summer, it’s clear they’re all enjoying spending time together.
Check out the video of the family attending the baseball game below.
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are sitting front row at Fenway tonight! pic.twitter.com/paiaaZ55BU
— MLB (@MLB) July 11, 2025
