While the world focuses on what Ben Affleck says about his second division of Jennifer Lopez, the star appears to be more concerned about the January visit of the FBI. Because it turned out that the FBI was not interested in it at all.
FBI agents visit his home While the Palisades Burned fire is another episode in the soap opera that is constantly unveiled and played around Affleck since he won and Damon died the original Oscar Award for “Good Will Hunting” in 1998.
You know soap opera: the first generation of a gene. The back tattoo. Something to drink. More drinking. Recovery. For reunification. The second divorce is Jin. SADFLECK. Of course, the thing about the technically excellent AFFLECK skills in the bag.
“Some people love to follow the soap opera … and have become a character in this soap opera.” Gq In an interview published on Tuesday. “You do not write it, you do not direct it, you do not even know that you are in it, but you are.”
Affleck said he realizes that soap opera is often silly.
“The FBI actually visited my home. But this reveals somewhat, isn’t it? So I go home and see that there is a story with sources saying,“ Hey, the FBI was in your home. ”
We do not know, the FBI says.
“It was transferred. Finally, the person was actually responsible for what was happening,” Oh, we had no idea about your home. ”
The FBI’s agents were simply moving from a door to a door looking at the bell and knowing whether the people who answered might have decreased to share anything they might see. With the exception of the Affleck door came with the photographers ’waiting, a story was born.
“Whoever wrote the story is something about how it is linked to an investigation into a drone. I think it was disrupted in a helicopter [actually, it was an airplane] Two or three miles above Mandville Canyon. It turns out, no, it was not about it. “
He added: “Therefore, it seems as if you had seen this event about the FBI in my house. I had no idea.” “My only post was to track it and discover it.”
In fact, Affleck says it is just a “middle -aged man”, or as GQ described it, “two times a three -time father who is transferred to the office of most days.” Nothing deserves to be published about his daily life.
Except – perhaps – the reasons for J. Lo Fiforce.
But Affleck describes this. “Yes, there is no scandal, no soap opera, no dance,” Affleck told GQ. “The truth is, when you speak to someone,” hey, what happened? Well, there is no: “That’s what happened.” It is just a story about people trying to discover their lives and relationships in ways that we all do naturally. “
Therefore, nothing to see here. Move along, FBI. You have other doors to strike.