doted on her elderly mom and kids as they headed to church in on Sunday.
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Jennifer Garner Supports Mom and Kids on Easter
Jennifer Garner doted on her elderly mom and kids as they headed to church in Los Angeles on Easter Sunday. The 53-year-old actress lent her 87-year-old mother ...
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The 53-year-old actress lent her a hand as they coordinated in purple outfits for the family outing.
Former Alias star Garner donned an ankle-length ombré dress with a slightly flared hemline, topping it with a dark cardigan draped over her shoulders.
Meanwhile, Pat wore a patterned long-sleeved shirt under a burgundy vest, adding navy trousers, as she leaned on a matching walking stick.
Joining them were Garner's kids Fin, 17, and Samuel, 14, whom she shares with , 53.
The exes are also parents to their firstborn child, Violet, 20.
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Jennifer Garner doted on her elderly mom and two kids as they headed to church in Los Angeles on Easter Sunday
Joining were Garner's kids Fin, 17, and Samuel, 14, whom she shares with ex-husband Ben Affleck, 53
The family's Easter celebration comes after Garner recently revealed her octogenarian mother has developed a taste for the spotlight after starring in several of her cooking videos.
The star often features her mom in her social media posts, including segments on her Pretend Cooking Show series – and Patricia is reveling in her newfound fame.
Garner and Patricia seen baking a chiffon pie for Pretend Cooking Show in 2023
Garner and ex-husband Affleck pictured in 2014
Affleck and Garner separated in 2015 and finalized their divorce three years later; pictured with their three kids in December 2018
Amicable co-parents Garner and Affleck were spotted together on Saturday as they ran an errand with their son.
They were married from 2005 until their separation in 2015, and their divorce was finalized in 2018.
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During an appearance on Bustle's One Nightstand podcast in February, Garner explained: 'When your kids grow up in two separate households, I become mom and dad, and he becomes dad and mom.
'You kind of can't help it, right? Because you don't have the benefit of both sides, the yin and yang being in the same house, so you have to have a bit of both in the way you parent.
'There's a little bit of loss in that, but there's also something gained in that ... You also just learn, it's made me let go and not focus so much on the bringing up.'
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