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Ben Affleck's close relationship with Jennifer Garner has sparked rumors of a possible romance, after they were seen sharing a loving hug, which has prompted John Miller to ask his girlfriend for an explanation.
According to a source from In Touch, Miller usually feels confident about his relationship with Jennifer Garner, but has begun to feel concerned, especially when questioned by his friends about Affleck's closeness to his ex-wife and mother of his three children.
"Especially when her friends are constantly approaching her and asking what's going on with Jen and Ben," the source told In Touch.
The Daily Mail published images in which Affleck hugged Jennifer Garner while playing paintball, in which the 52-year-old actor attracts Garner around her waist, while the actress' hips lean back with the hug, in a scene that fueled rumors about a romance with his ex.
"John stays off social media and doesn't read gossip about Jen, but his family and friends do, so the bombardment of questions is a bit annoying," the source said, adding of the controversial image, "He did ask Jen about the photo that everyone was talking about, but it wasn't such an unpleasant confrontation. That's not John's style."
John Miller trusts Jennifer Garner's loyalty
The couple shares three children: Violet, 19, Seraphina "Fin", 16, and Samuel, 13, which is reason enough to have a family relationship, which according to another source consulted by In Touch, is something that John Miller understands, in addition to trusting his girlfriend's loyalty.
"He knows that Jen is loyal to him and that she can also be there for the father of her children. That's Jen," the source said, adding to put to rest rumors of a possible conflict: "It's not for everyone, but John is very confident in what he has with Jen. He's not worried."