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Ben Affleck’s mother taken to hospital ahead of his wedding to Jennifer Lopez

Reports say she fell off a dock at the ‘Gone Girl’ actor’s home



Ben Affleck
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Hollywood star Ben Affleck’s mom was injured ahead of his wedding to Jennifer Lopez.

After she fell off a dock at the ‘Gone Girl’ actor’s home, Christopher Anne Boldt was rushed to St Joseph Candler children’s hospital in Savannah, Georgia.

According to Daily Mail, Boldt took a tumble at Affleck’s house where he will hold his second wedding to JLo. She reportedly injured her leg following the incident. He later called a ambulance.

The ‘Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice’ star and the ‘On the Floor’ hitmaker also went to the hospital to accompany his mom.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez
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Prior to the incident, Lopez, Affleck and their kids took a trip to Glow Med Spa ahead of their lavish three-day wedding. The spa’s owner Courtney Victor said the family looked so “happy”.

She told People: “They are clearly in love. They all seemed like such a happy and cohesive family unit.”

Speaking about the ‘Hustlers’ actress, Victor said: “She is absolutely flawless. It’s unbelievable how beautiful she is. She is the epitome of a glowing bride... The group was so low-key and gracious.”

Lopez has 14-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband Marc Anthony while Affleck has Violet (16), Seraphina (13), and Samuel (10) with former spouse Jennifer Garner.

Lopez and Affleck got hitched in Las Vegas last month.

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However, at their second nuptials, the pair will be joined by friends and family. Their rehearsal dinner was reportedly held on August 18 followed by the ceremony the following day and a barbecue on Sunday.

The wedding will be officiated by podcaster and former monk Jay Shetty.

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