Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's relationship ended more than ten years ago, but the couple still have children and spend time along has kept them in the public gaze.

The actress spoke to Marie Claire UK about what hurt her most about her separation from the actor from" Batman," and the families of Violet Anne, Seraphina Rose, and Samuel made headlines once more on this occasion. The famous artist acknowledged in the interview that Samuel, the family's breakup, was the one that most affected her because Samuel, their youngest son, was just three years old. What was out there wasn't what was tough for me, but I don't handle what was out there. That's what was challenging, in reality. What was challenging was the real home separation. That's what was challenging, according to Jennifer Garner in the interview, despite the fact that it was difficult to find a true partnership and compassion.

She then described the steps she took to advance, revealing that she still had the help she needed from her loved ones and relatives to fight for the life she now leads.

" I make a great conscious effort to see my people as much as I can, because that's what counts. That's where your resilience comes from, according to the existing partner of business John Miller. It's in your relationships and the people who carry you through.

Despite their differences, it's important to keep in mind that both Ben and Jennifer have been very involved in the development and raising of their three children, to the point where the actor also shared time and space with his partner's current lover.

Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck last saw each other once, when Seraphine and their daughter Seraphine attended a Christmas event, but they recently celebrated Thanksgiving together.

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