Ooh La La! Jennifer Garner and Her BF Are Reportedly Planning a Romantic Holiday Getaway

Updated on Nov 23, 2018 at 9:55 PM

Love is in the air this holiday season — at least for Jennifer Garner, that is. According to Us Weekly, the 46-year-old actress is planning to spend the upcoming holidays with her new boyfriend, 40-year-old tech CEO John Miller. Even though Jen will reportedly celebrate Thanksgiving with ex-husband Ben Affleck and their three kids — 13-year-old Violet, 9-year-old Seraphina, and 6-year-old Samuel — she'll apparently reunite with John over the weekend.

The couple are also reportedly planning "a romantic getaway" for Christmas. "The relationship continues to be extremely serious," a source told the outlet. "John is head over heels in love with Jennifer."

Since separating from Ben in 2015 (they finalized their divorce in October), Jen moved on with John, and the two have reportedly been dating for seven months now. "Jen brings out the best in John, and he is the happiest he has probably ever been," Us Weekly previously reported. "It's a loving, healthy relationship." Earlier this month, the pair were spotted out together for the first time at the Dear Evan Hansen performance at the Ahmanson Theatre in LA.

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