Looks like Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are spending the Fourth of July holiday apart.
The Oscar winner, 51, was spotted out and about in Los Angeles, Calif., on Wednesday, while the “On The Floor” hitmaker spent time in New York City.
The pair’s marriage has been plagued with divorce rumors in recent months, and it seems as though they’re adding fuel to the fire by not spending the annual holiday together.
The “Argo” star was snapped heading into his LA office while clutching his signature iced coffee in his hand.
The filmmaker, whose wedding band was visible on his left hand, was dressed in a navy suit atop a light blue shirt unbuttoned at the top.
Affleck, who recently wrapped filming “The Accountant 2,” flung a backpack over his shoulder as he appeared downcast during his outing.
He was later seen smoking a cigarette as he hopped into his vehicle.
Meanwhile, 2,469 miles away on the opposite coast, J.Lo was pictured back home in the Big Apple on Wednesday.
The Grammy-nominated singer sent a message to the world opting to wear an extremely cropped top with the words “JLO BE MY MAMA” emblazoned across her chest.
Lopez, 54, had her rock-hard abs on display thanks to her barely-there shirt, which she paired with a pink cardigan and low-rise dirty baggy jeans by Acne Studios ($620).
She accessorized with white sneakers and a Dioriviera Lady Dior Bag ($5,200).
Noticeably, the mom of two wore her wedding ring on that finger during her outing.
The sighting comes as the “Selena” star appeared in a J.Lo Beauty promotional campaign in which she posed without her wedding ring.
Despite being ring-free in the clip, Lopez did wear the sparkler for her Coach marketing images that were shared over the weekend; however, it’s unclear when she posed for the photos.
The post came just one day after Page Six heard that J.Lo and Affleck’s marriage had been over “for months.”
Other insiders told us earlier this week that the Oscar winner, 51 and “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” performer, 54, have been selling pieces from their art collection after putting their $60 million estate on the market.