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In a college essay, the 19-year-old daughter of Garner and Ben Affleck despaired of the ignorance about climate change.
The 19-year-old daughter of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner shared a rare glimpse into her personal life in a recently published research paper.
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InStyle on MSNViolet Affleck Opens Up About "Arguing" With Mom Jennifer Garner About L.A. WildfiresIn the academic paper, Violet compared the response to the wildfires to that of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, she began her ...
Violet Affleck has revealed something about her relationship with one of her famous parents as part of her college experience ...
Violet Affleck has penned an essay about public health. On May 18, the eldest child of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner ...
Boy Meets World' alum Ben Savage announced that he and wife Tessa Angermeier are expecting their first baby together, which will be "arriving this fall." ...
In a new essay by Violet Affleck that was just published, she opened up about a fight she recently had with her mom, Jennifer ...
Jennifer Garner's daughter, Violet Affleck, has spoken about the argument she had with her mother during the wildfires in ...
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OK Magazine on MSNViolet Affleck Recalls 'Arguing' With Her 'Shell-Shocked' Mom Jennifer Garner About Climate Change During L.A. WildfiresViolet Affleck didn't understand the level of shock her mom, Jennifer Garner, felt during the Los Angeles wildfires earlier ...
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner’s eldest daughter, Violet, has detailed a fiery argument she had with her mum in a hotel room over the catastrophic LA wildfires in a candid essay for Yale University.
Garner, 53, and Ben Affleck’s eldest daughter, Violet Affleck, 19, wrote an academic research paper in Yale University’s Global Health Review where she detailed an argument she had with her mom over ...
Violet Affleck, daughter of actors Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, has revealed a personal moment between her and her mother ...
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