Ben Affleck shows off his scruffy beard as he models a white t-shirt and beige cardigan

Ben Affleck picked up an iced coffee as he ran errands in Los Angeles on Thursday morning.   

The Oscar winner, 50, kept it casual in a white t-shirt, and navy blue pants, paired with a beige hoodie and white sneakers. He wore his wedding band and a thin bracelet around the other, as he carried his coffee in his hand. 

The Boston-bred filmmaker sported a scruffy salt and pepper beard along with his lightly tousled dark hair. 

Absent from the trip to the coffee shop was the actor’s wife, Jennifer Lopez, whom he married in August.

The Batman star’s pal Kevin Smith shared details about Affleck’s lengthy vows. ‘He wrote a big speech that he read to [Jennifer Lopez] at the wedding, which was breathtaking,’ he shared.

‘He’s one of my favorite writers on the planet. He wrote his vows — they [both] wrote their vows, but he wrote a big speech that he read to her at the wedding, which was breathtaking,’ said Smith. 

‘And it was long. That’s one of my favorite things about Ben; he’s his own biggest fan, so he wrote like a 12-page speech. I was like, “Keep talking, keep talking,”‘ Smith added.

In her On the JLo newsletter about the Georgia wedding, Lopez, 53, shared more details about what Affleck said on the special day.

‘”This is heaven. Right Here. We’re in it now.” That is one of my favorite lines that Ben wrote from a movie he directed called Live By Night. 

‘He also said it the night of our wedding reception in his speech, and I thought … how perfect,’ she wrote.

This comes before his ex, Cuban actress, Ana de Armas revealed that the attention she received while dating Affleck felt ‘dangerous’ and ‘unsafe.’

The Blonde actress, 34, was romantically linked with her Deep Water costar back in March 2020. 

‘I have never been someone that wants any attention that’s not about my work. So when the attention is not about my work, it is upsetting, and it feels disrespectful, and it feels inappropriate, and it feels dangerous and unsafe,’ she said. 

‘But, especially in this country, I don’t know how you can find protection. I don’t know how you can stop that from happening, other than leaving.’