Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner once again demonstrated undeniable chemistry, fueling speculation about their relationship. Ever since the former couple was spotted hugging during recent outings, rumors have swirled about a possible reconciliation.
Despite multiple representatives from Jennifer Garner firmly denying these claims, a new RadarOnline report suggests that Ben Affleck might be open to rekindling their past romance. Body language expert Patti Wood analyzed Affleck’s posture and interactions with Garner, offering insight into the speculation.
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She pointed out that Affleck’s “pelvis-first” stance during their embrace “communicates his desire to be sexually intimate or a familiarity with her based on their old relationship.” “His hug is not something you do with an ex,” Wood emphasized.
Breaking down their body language further, Wood noted that Affleck’s arm placement around Garner was significant. “Wrapping his arm all the way around the front of her body, with the position of his pelvis and ventral front and heart window in contact with her body, it all infers a familiarity and desire for sexual ownership,” she concluded.
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While the two stars continue to co-parent their three children and maintain a close friendship, speculation about the nature of their bond remains a hot topic among fans and media alike.
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