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Ben Affleck over with JLo?

By Rediff Entertainment Bureau
Last updated on: September 15, 2003 22:33 IST
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Ben Affleck, Jennifer LopezWhat happens when you break up a relationship on the very day you were supposed to get married?

You are devastated.

And how do you cope with such emotional trauma?

You hit the beach for some sun and fun – if, that is, you are Jennifer Lopez, dumped by fiancé Ben Affleck who, People magazine reports, reportedly had, at the prompting of his mother, some 'second thoughts about marriage.'

While neither Lopez, for whom this would have been a third marriage, or Affleck, for whom it would have been the first, was approachable for comment, both seemed to take the split in stride.

Thus, while J Lo hit a Miami beach near her mansion over the weekend, Affleck spent the weekend gambling and tanning in Las Vegas.

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