Jennifer Garner recently accompanied her two daughters to their swimming lessons in Los Angeles. The “Alias” star was photographed with Violet and Seraphina, and it’s evident how much they have grown this summer.
In the snap, Garner is wearing a grey long-sleeved blouse, black pants and black sneakers. The actress’ hair is tied in a tight bun, and she’s wearing dark sunglasses.
Walking on her right side is her second daughter, Seraphina, who is wrapped in a huge tri-color beach towel. Her hair is tied and is in her slippers. Seraphina has grown taller since her last sighting on July 4. At that time, she accompanied her dad, Ben Affleck, to the Independence Day parade.
Violet is also walking beside Garner in the photo. She’s also wrapped in a beach towel, and she’s wearing her Birkenstock sandals. The teenager is usually photographed with her eyeglasses, but she just got out of her swim class, so she didn’t wear one during her latest outing.
It is also evident how much Violet has grown and how much she looks like her dad. The young lady is just a few inches shorter than her mom, so it’s highly likely that she will become taller than Garner in the coming years.
Missing from the outing were Affleck and Samuel. It’s unclear where the dad-and-son duo was this week. But in the previous weeks, the “Batman V Superman” actor was photographed sending Samuel to his swimming lessons in Los Angeles.
Affleck and Garner have been divorced for a year, but they separated in 2015. Despite their decision to go their separate ways, they have agreed to co-parent their three children. Violet, Seraphina and Samuel live in Garner’s home.
Even though Garner’s kids are photographed in public every now and then, the actress herself has never shared Violet, Seraphina and Samuel’s snaps on social media. During her interview with InStyle, Garner revealed why this is the case.
“I guard my kids’ privacy as much as I possibly can, and I’ve never posted pictures of them on Instagram,” she said. “I’m sure there are times my kids would really love to see themselves reflected on social media in a fun way and to have the attention they would get from that. But I’ve fought too hard against it. It would feel hypocritical,” she added.
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