Last weekend, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck had their surprise wedding in Las Vegas after which headed to Paris for the honeymoon, accompanied by a few of their children. The family has been super busy and it looks just like the jet lag caught up with Affleck while rocking on the calming waters of the Seine River.
On Saturday, photographers caught Affleck taking a sleep through the two hour river tour aboard the Petrus III, a 71-foot teak yacht that was inbuilt the Fifties, in accordance with People. Also aboard the ship were Affleck’s daughters he shares with ex-wife Jennifer Garner, Seraphina and Violet, in addition to Lopez’s twins, Max and Emme, who she had with ex-husband Marc Anthony.
It’s comprehensible that Affleck needed a nap, since the group has been throughout Paris. They visited MusĂ©e D’orsay, the gardens of ElysĂ©e Palace, the Picasso Museum, in addition to having fun with quite a little bit of shopping. It looks as if he rallied, because that night the couple was out again for dinner, looking refreshed and pressed in beautiful dinner wear. In photos of them leaving their hotel, they’re holding hands and laughing and Affleck’s wedding ring is clearly visible.
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The couple was wed at A Little White Chapel in Las Vegas, and J.Lo shared details of the ceremony in her newsletter to fans, saying they barely made it in time.
“Last night we flew to Vegas, stood in line for a license with 4 other couples, all making the identical journey to the marriage capital of the world,” she wrote. “We barely made it to the little white wedding chapel by midnight. They graciously stayed open late a number of minutes, allow us to take pictures in a pink Cadillac convertible, evidently once utilized by the king himself (but when we wanted Elvis himself to point out, that cost extra and he was in bed).”
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