Ben Affleck Worries About Public Perception’s Effect on His Children, Says ‘That’s the Difficult Part’
As per Fox News, he went on to thank "family, colleagues and fans" for their support. Affleck said, "So many people have reached out on social media and spoken about their own journeys with addiction. To those people, I want to say thank you."
Actor Ben Affleck has admitted he didn't really care about how he was portrayed in the media until his kids got older in a new interview. According to Fox News, Affleck spoke about his public perception in an interview with a news outlet, "I got to a place where [the public perception] was so different from who I am that I just stopped reading and stopped caring. But then, as my kids got older and started seeing the Internet themselves, that's the difficult part," he told the outlet. Jennifer Lopez And Ben Affleck’s Pictures Of Sharing A Passionate Kiss Take Internet By Storm!
"Even the 'Sad Affleck' meme, that was funny to me. I mean, there's nobody who hasn't felt that way at a junket. But then my kids see it and I think, 'Oh, are they going to think their dad is fundamentally sad or they have to worry about me?' That's really tough," Affleck explained. Affleck shares three children with ex-wife Jennifer Garner; Violet Anne, Seraphina Rose, and son Samuel Garner.The duo had gotten married in 2005 and divorced in 2018. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck Are Absolute Couple Goals As They Kiss Each Other at The Last Duel Premiere; Check Out Their Viral Pics Here!
Affleck has been outspoken about his alcoholism. He has spent time in rehab and gone through waves of sobriety since the 1990s. He wrote about his addiction battle on Instagram in 2018. "Battling any addiction is a lifelong and difficult struggle. Because of that, one is never really in or out of treatment. It is a full-time commitment. I am fighting for myself and my family," he wrote.
As per Fox News, he went on to thank "family, colleagues and fans" for their support. Affleck said, "So many people have reached out on social media and spoken about their own journeys with addiction. To those people, I want to say thank you."
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