Renowned Hollywood actor Ben Affleck has made the difficult decision to move out from the shared home he had with actress Jennifer Lopez, aiming to protect his peace of mind, according to insider sources. Affleck reportedly "initiated the separation" as he fears the detrimental impact staying together with Lopez could have on his well-being.

The news surfaced via In Touch Weekly, which detailed Affleck's concerns about his own potential for self-destruction if he remained in the relationship. It's worth noting that Affleck had been residing in a $100K-per-month rental property in close proximity to his former wife, Jennifer Garner's residence.

Numerous reports have indicated that the famous Hollywood pair, who rekindled their romance in 2021, have different attitudes and approaches to life, particularly regarding media attention. While Lopez enjoys being in the limelight, Affleck has consistently desired to keep his personal life private.

Affleck addressed the divergence of their views on privacy in February during the documentary "The Greatest Love Story Never Told," which explored Lopez's tumultuous love life, including her previous relationship with Affleck. In the documentary, Affleck revealed, "When Jen and I broke up before, the catalyst for that was this massive amount of scrutiny around our private life." He further shared that he valued setting boundaries with the press, whereas Lopez did not object to public attention like he did.

The separation decision by Ben Affleck highlights the complexities faced by celebrity couples who must navigate the constant scrutiny of the public eye. With their differing approaches to privacy and media attention, it appears that the couple ultimately chose paths that better align with their individual needs and aspirations.

As fans eagerly watch the developments surrounding Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez's journey, the focus remains on their future trajectories as they prioritize their personal well-being amidst the challenges of maintaining high-profile relationships.