Jennifer Garner's boyfriend John Miller is no longer comfortable with Ben Affleck: "He feels like a third wheel"

This business of healing the heart of her ex-partner Ben Affleck seems to be taking its toll on Jennifer Garner, who could be experiencing unnecessary turbulence in her relationship with her current partner, businessman John Miller, for more than obvious reasons.

And it's no secret that the famous 13 Going on 30 actress has always prioritized her relationship with Affleck, after divorcing after a decade of marriage, to remain on the kindest possible terms for the benefit of the children they have together. And that has unfortunately included being her ex's 'doctor heart' in the midst of the complex plot with Jennifer Lopez, as well as the emergency the family was involved in following the Los Angeles fires.

Thanksgiving and Christmas, it's too much

Of course, it was bound to happen and all the media focused their attention on it, that Garner's current partner, John Miller, was going to be dissatisfied at some point. Well, this has already happened, according to information from Page Six, which in turn cites an anonymous but close source to the Hollywood figures, who claims that "Miller doesn't like that Jennifer and Ben spend so much time together", even though he knows that there is a lot of empathy, understanding and mutual support between them

The problem would come from the fact that Ben has been present on dates when his presence has been uncomfortable for Miller, such as Christmas and Thanksgiving, so he has come to feel like a third wheel. In addition, digital communication between them is becoming increasingly overwhelming, as instant messages keep coming in all day long.

Miller believes this goes beyond co-parenting

It is known that the co-parenting of their children is the primary source of communication, but Miller believes this goes beyond, the aforementioned source said, and continued: "He doesn't feel threatened in terms of Jen getting back with Ben, but at the same time it's hard not to feel jealous when it's clear they have a strong connection and friendship."

Miller has a negative handicap in all of this, as Garner and Affleck's children feel comfortable with their father's presence and Jennifer prioritizes that, even if in the long run it costs her relationship with him. What will happen?