Kick Kennedy romance rumors prompt response from Ben Affleck.

Over the weekend, rumors emerged of a possible romance between Ben Affleck and Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy. However, a spokesperson for the Academy Award-winning actor, who is currently going through a divorce with ex Jennifer Lopez, has denied these rumors.

Jen Allen, Affleck's representative, stated to Planet Chronicle Digital that the rumors are not true.

This week, it was reported by multiple sources to People magazine that Affleck and Kennedy, who have been linked since early spring, have been spending time together. Additionally, a source disclosed to the outlet that Kennedy, one of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s six children, has always had a thing for the actor.

An insider revealed to People on Monday that Kick's celebrity crush has consistently been Ben.

Kennedy has previously been romantically linked to Harper Simon, the son of Paul Simon, as well as the late billionaire banking heir Matthew Mellon.

Despite allegedly not being fully ready to move on, Affleck appears to be doing better than ever.

On Saturday, in a photo obtained by Planet Chronicle Digital, the "Argo" actor, who is often seen looking irritated in paparazzi photos, appeared cheerful as he smiled while picking up a food delivery outside his rental home in Los Angeles.

On Tuesday, Lopez filed for divorce from Affleck in Los Angeles County Court, citing "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for their separation, according to obtained documents.

According to court documents, Lopez stated that she did not want herself or Affleck to receive spousal support and listed their date of separation as April 26.

On the two-year anniversary of their Georgia wedding ceremony, Lopez filed the divorce papers.

In 2002, Affleck and Lopez became engaged after meeting on the set of their film "Gigli." However, their wedding, which was scheduled for 2004, was canceled at the last minute.

In Las Vegas, Lopez and Affleck got married in a surprise wedding ceremony twenty years later.

Rumors of a split between Affleck and Lopez intensified after they went 47 days without being seen together, and the situation worsened when Affleck did not attend Lopez's "Bridgerton"-themed birthday party on July 2.

In "The Greatest Love Story Never Told," Affleck was depicted reluctantly dealing with the public scrutiny that accompanied the couple when they first began dating in the early 2000s.

"Affleck stated that Jen was inspired by the experience, which is how artists work. He explained that artists draw inspiration from their personal lives, which can be emotionally moving. As a writer and director, Affleck also gets inspired by his personal life, but he feels that private things are sacred and special. This experience was an adjustment for him."

The documentary revealed that they "caved under the pressure" of being a tabloid sensation, which put a strain on their relationship and led to the cancellation of their 2003 wedding just three days before the big day.

While Jen didn't object to the press as strongly as I did initially, I strongly objected to it.

"When we reunited, I stated, 'One thing I don't desire is a romantic connection on social media.' However, I later recognized that it was an unjust request. It's like asking someone to marry a boat captain and wanting to be on the water. We have different perspectives, and we're working to find a way to compromise."