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Jennifer Garner Dishes On Pregnancy Cravings and Her Relationship With Ben Affleck
Jennifer Garner covers 'InStyle' magazine in January 2012.
A pregnant Jennifer Garner graces the cover of January’s InStyle magazine where she opens up about her pregnancy cravings and why her and husband Ben Affleck’s relationship is so successful.
When asked about what types of cravings she has during this pregnancy (her third), Garner said:
“My kids had never seen Doritos before. They would say, ‘Mom, where did you get that orange chip? I really want that.’ I wish I was one of those cute pregnant girls who wear skinny jeans throughout their pregnancies. But I just gain weight. I’m trying really hard to be mindful, but when I’m making the kids mac and cheese, I want it badly.”
Aside from having two beautiful children, Violet, 6, and Seraphina, 2, Garner also appreciates her loving husband Ben Affleck.
“I don’t know how or why it works as well as it does.” She adds, “We both know we couldn’t do what we do without each other. Ben always says, ‘If you love it, we can make it happen.’” She continues, “He knows when to swoop in with the gesture. He’s sweet that way. Honestly, I would do anything for that man, because I know it’s not taken for granted.”
Garner’s interview in InStyle magazine is a real treat as we often don’t hear a lot about her relationship with Ben. Heck, after Ben dated Jennifer Lopez, why wouldn’t he want to stay private? Together, Jen (Garner) and Ben are one of the most down-to-earth families in Hollywood.
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[Photo via PR Photos.]
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