'Batman' star Ben Affleck opted for dating app to find his lady love

American actor Ben Affleck, who played Batman, was reportedly on the celeb-friendly dating app Raya to find his lady love. However, reports said that Ben does not consider to date a celebrity anymore. The publication further state that Ben is in a good space and focusing on his kid and work. His lookout for love is still on but not on the app, the publication clarified. 

As per reports, a person close to Ben said that he's no longer on the app, and added that he is often at the Bel Air Hotel in LA for work meetings.

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Ben with a mystery girl?

Rumors suggest that the actor was seen with a mystery girl at the hotel weeks ago. It further mentions that a witness to the meeting said that it seemed like a date. The two were having dinner and there were no signs of PDA but they seemed in a good mood. 

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Ben Affleck's relationships

Affleck has had a fair share of relationships in the past. He is said to have dated Gwenyth Paltrow at the beginning of his career. In 2002, he is rumored to have dated Jennifer Lopez which was followed by Jennifer Garner in mid-2004. Garner and Affleck married in 2005 and have two daughters and one son. The two divorced in 2018. The same year, he is rumored to have dated producer Lindsay Shookus.

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His upcoming venture

On the work front, Ben will next star in a disaster drama based on Kate Southwood's book Falling to Earth. The protagonist, Ben himself, faces a tornado in the film. Ben is shunned by his community after being the only local spared the destruction of a deadly tornado, as per the storyline. The actor earlier engagements were Netflix's Triple Frontier and is reported to have recently wrapped shooting for The Way Back and The Last Thing He Wanted.

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(With inputs from Associated Press)