It's official, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are married
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have officially tied the knot, a source close to Lopez tells CNN.
The couple wed Saturday, during an "intimate ceremony in Las Vegas," the source said.
Lopez confirmed their Vegas wedding in her newsletter Sunday, ending the letter with a new name: Mrs. Jennifer Lynn Affleck.
The Bennifer love saga is one that's been more than 20 years in the making. The couple initially met in December 2001 on the set of the rom-com "Gigli," where they played criminals stuck on a job together and the pair strike up real-life friendship.
By November 2002, the two were engaged, but postponed their wedding in September 2003 citing "the excessive media attention" surrounding their wedding.
They never made it down the aisle and officially called off their engagement in January 2004.
It then took another 17 years -- with children and marriages -- before Lopez and Affleck found their way back to one another.
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