Jennifer Lopez was seen attending the premiere for her latest project solo without Ben Affleck as he was kept busy filming.
Affleck, 51, was not present at the premiere of Lopez’s new Netflix title Atlas at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, Calif., on Monday, May 20
The star was filming the upcoming sequel to The Accountant 2 while Lopez, 54, was walking the carpet at the event to celebrate the release.
Stars included Simu Liu and Sterling K. Brown spotted with Lopez who star alongside the musician.
Affleck previously was with his wife at the premiere of This is Me… Now: A Love Story at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on Feb 13. Lopez was attending solo at the Met Gala as well on May 6.
Lopez’s appearance just comes a few days after news she and Affleck were seen together on May 16 for the first time in a month and a half.
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The singer recently sparked divorce rumors online and even “liked” a social-media post about unhealthy relationships.
On Sunday, May 19, the two were spotted together wearing their wedding rings as they rode in a car together and stepped out in the West Hollywood area of Los Angeles.
Speaking to PEOPLE, multiple sources stated that the two are living separately while both are in Los Angeles.
One also stated that the two “did not celebrate Mother’s Day together” earlier this month.
Of the strain on their relationship, “They just have very different approaches when it comes to media attention,” one insider told PEOPLE. “Ben hates all attention and it makes him very uncomfortable. Jennifer has always had a different approach.”
Lopez’s character according to a synopsis, is “a brilliant but misanthropic data analyst with a deep distrust of artificial intelligence.” After joining a “mission to capture a renegade robot with whom she shares a mysterious past,” her “only hope of saving the future of humanity from AI is to trust it.”
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In regards to her character, Lopez stated to PEOPLE, “We are so different because she’s like … doesn’t wear any of her emotions. She’s so closed off and I am too much emotion sometimes.”
“But at the same time we are both very strong and sure of what they feel,” the actress-musician continued. “At times. She was very sure. She was like, ‘This is what’s happening, please listen to me. Please tell me,’ and felt very misunderstood at times. I can also relate to that a bit.”
Atlas hits Netflix May 24.
