Jennifer Lopez upsets Ben Affleck with paparazzi filled house hunting
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck set to make big decision as they soon celebrate 2nd wedding anniversary
Jennifer Lopez seemingly upsets Ben Affleck with a paparazzi-filled house hunting in New York City on Saturday.
As per reports, the Ain't Your Mama singer has been looking for her dream house in the busiest and the most poshest area. However, the Air director did not appear pleased with her ladylove's choice.
Now, a body language expert, Judi James, analysed the photos of the couple's latest outing during her conversation with The Mirror.
She said, "J-Lo's rather sweet smile might suggest she's found the house of her dreams but Ben's body language might suggest he's not totally suited to high-profile townhouse living where that chorus of clacking camera shutters would be a given 24/7."
James claimed that Lopez appears calm and happy as she "walks in and out of the property," suggesting that she finds a "visible bliss-match with both the house and her marriage."
On the other hand, the singer's "'idyll' look dilutes and partly runs out with her husband though..."
Speaking of the Gone Girl's actor gestures, the expert shared, "Affleck's range of body language states include sucked-in lips; a rejecting tongue-poke and even holding up one arm as though trying to ward off the press attention."
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