Away from the public eye, Jennifer Garner, the Hollywood actress best recognized for her parts in movies like “13 Going on 30,” has been discreetly dating businessman John Miller. The 51-year-old actress and Miller, the CEO of CaliBurger, had an intermittent romance since divorcing Ben Affleck in 2018. The pair would rather remain anonymous, staying out of the spotlight and appreciating their “under-the-radar” connection.
Miller, a businessman and attorney who was born in 1978, was once vice president of intellectual property for Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals. From 2005 until 2014, he was wed to violinist Caroline Campbell, with whom he had a son and a daughter. Since they started dating five years ago, Miller and Garner have opted to keep their relationship under wraps and value a more personal, sincere bond.
Between August 2020 and the spring of 2021, the couple had a brief breakup, but they have been together ever since. Despite recent reports that Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, Garner’s ex-husband, were getting married, Garner and Miller appear unfazed and are often spotted together, displaying their delight. The pair, who are said to be mutually beneficial, draws out the best in one another, taking pleasure in vacations and being at ease with the attention that their relationship is receiving.
According to insider reports from November 2023, Garner and Miller are doing well and have grown more confident in their partnership.
They are content to treasure their relationship without a formal label for the time being, but they are not in a rush to be married. Celebrity for her 50th birthday food drive with Miller and their kids, Garner enjoys the everydayness of dating an ordinary person. Miller is content to follow Garner’s lead, which makes their relationship all the more precious.
The news that Jennifer Garner is falling in love again has thrilled fans, and it will be interesting to follow their path as they continue to cherish their sincere and personal bond.
Woman tries to take her seat on a plane – but she refuses, and what happens next has the internet is divided
Flying is not a pleasant experience for everyone. Some people make sure that before they set off on their trip, they take measures to ensure their comfort. But not everyone is mindful of the same thing.
This woman knew what she required when traveling and did exactly that. However, there were others who did not see it that way…
A woman found herself in a very uncomfortable position both literally and figuratively. She was torn between prioritizing her own comfort over societal expectations. She was faced with a decision; she could either be generous or stand up for her personal space.
She was headed across the country to spend Christmas with her family. She knew when she flew, she needed to be comfortable. Considering her size, she always books an extra seat on a flight. She makes sure to pay extra to ensure her comfort.
Everything went smoothly during the check-in, and she flew by through security and boarding. It was only when she was sitting in her seat that the unpleasant experience began. A woman with her 18-month-old child was sitting next to her. She saw that there was one seat empty and promptly requested that the woman squeeze herself onto one seat so that her toddler could occupy the other one. But seeing as the original occupant had paid for both seats, she refused.
The interaction was gaining attention, and a flight attendant noticed and came by to see what was going on. When the situation was explained to the flight attendant, she asked the woman on whether she could make room for the child, but she politely declined and asserted one again that she had paid in full for both seats.
The flight attendant thankfully understood and instructed the mother to hold her child in her lap as most children that age usually do. But, throughout the journey, the mother made sure to make the woman uncomfortable with dirty looks and passive-aggressive remarks.
Later, the woman wondered whether she had been unfair in this interaction and should have relented and given up her extra seat. She took to Reddit to ask the community on whether she had been wrong.
One person, who was a mother herself and had been in a similar situation wrote, “I’ve taken 9-hour flights with an infant in my arms and shorter flights with a toddler in my lap, who was capable of sitting in his own seat and very much did not want me to hold him. Did it suck? Yes. But it was my problem alone, and as long as my child was under 24 months and I didn’t have to pay for his seat, I chose to hold him. I swear, not all of us parents are this entitled!”
Another person added, “She’s wrong for not buying a seat for her son and assuming someone else would give up a seat they paid for. Odds are she was hoping there’d be extra seats on the flight so she didn’t have to pay and used the lap thing as a loophole.”
“I’d go so far as making a complaint to the airline about their employee supporting another passenger harassing you,” another outraged Redditor wrote.
Another annoyed user said, “You should always do what you can to be as healthy as you can, but being fat isn’t a character flaw or a moral failing. We all have our own challenges in life, and you deserve not to be ashamed of your body and yourself, even if you aren’t currently meeting your goals. If the mom wants an extra seat for her kids, she should have purchased one. She’s not entitled to a seat you purchased, and you don’t need to feel bad for her bad behavior.”
While, some people could also perhaps see the mother’s side in wanting to have a comfortable flight as well. However, had that been important for her, she would have made sure to prioritize getting a seat for her child.
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