Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck still looking for a home

It is always difficult to find the right home. They know it well Jennifer Lopez And Ben Affleck that since they have (re) decided to to get married, I’m looking for the perfect hut for their two hearts. But so far the search has been in vain: they do not find it, although they continue to wander in the most coveted residential neighborhoods of Los Angeles together with highly motivated real estate agents. The last (in chronological order) mansion they viewed is a villa from 68 million dollars in the neighborhood of Bel Airwhere the couple was accompanied by her sister, Lindaperhaps to have an extra eye in the evaluation.

With two children Lopez (the 14-year-old twins Max and Emmahad with the singer Marc Anthonywho live with her), and three Afflecks (Violet16 years, Seraphina13 and Sam10, born from marriage with Jennifer Garner), the couple looks for a house large enough to keep all the boys at home at the same timeand according to what the overseas chronicles report – always well informed about the VIP real estate market – this villa seems to have all the required characteristics, including 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms. Yet, if they appeared confident and hopeful upon arriving at the appointment, when Jen and Ben left the villa, about an hour later, their faces (especially his) seemed to express some perplexity. And the two they got back into the car rather dissatisfied.

Already a few weeks ago, it looked like the Bennifers were in the process of buying another villa in Bel Air, this time for $ 50 million: a property that spans two-thousand square meters, surrounded by greenery, with swimming pool, cinema, various kitchens and (only) 17 bathrooms. But then the deal has faded and the couple had to go back to research. It seems, among other things, that it was not even the first real estate disappointment: in the summer, the website reports TMZthey had “visited a mansion from 85 million dollars, to Beverly HillsBut not even that time had they reached the deed.

In short, it is clear that this is not an economic issue – the two spared no expense – yet it seems that this coexistence do not have to do. But it certainly would be very strange if to ruin the life plans of the Bennifer-twenty years-later it was a mere real estate issue and nothing more.