Jennifer Garner reunites with daughter Violet Affleck after teen detailed their blow up argument
[Music] Jennifer Garner played the cool mom, treating her eldest child, Violet, and some friends to coffee in Los Angeles on Sunday morning. The mother and daughter duo seemed to have put any differences behind them following an essay, Violet, 19, wrote about the Pacific Palisades fires and climate change while at Yale last semester. Jennifer Garner seemed to fit in right in with her young guests. Wearing a white and gold striped golf shirt with a pair of high-waist white pants, the Family Switch star kept her footwear casual, opting for a pair of brown leather sandals. Jennifer Garner long chestnut locks were styled straight, and she wore natural-looking makeup with a neutral red lip. The Electraar wore dark squareframed sunglasses and carried a cup of coffee and a green notebook. Violet, who is a near carbon copy of her mother, looked relaxed wearing a white cotton t-shirt with a pair of anklelength straightlegg jeans with square pockets on the front. The university student stepped out in black and white sneakers. Her long dark blonde hair was styled straight and she appeared to be wearing minimal makeup beneath her square framed glasses. The teen carried a white furry purse with a brown strap and was seen carrying a white medical mask as well. In July 2024, Violet advocated for the wearing of masks before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors after she contracted a postviral condition in 2019. “I’m okay now, but I saw firsthand that medicine does not always have answers to the consequences of even minor viruses,” she told the lawmakers. [Music]
Jennifer Garner reunites with daughter Violet Affleck after teen detailed their blow up argument.
Jennifer Garner played the cool mom, treating her eldest child, Violet, and some friends to coffee in Los Angeles on Sunday morning. The mother and daughter duo seemed to have put any differences behind them following an essay Violet, 19, wrote about the Pacific Palisades fires and climate change while at Yale last semester.