On the occasion of the memorial service for Jennifer Garner’s father, William Jack Garner, who passed away in April of 2024 at the age of 85, Seraphina Rose, who is 15 years old and the daughter of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, disclosed a new name.
Affleck and Garner’s middle child, Fin Affleck, introduced himself by saying, “Hello, my name is Fin Affleck,” before reading from Chapter 16, Verse 8 of the Book of Proverbs. The verse included the following: “Better is a little with righteousness, than a large income with injustice.” The service was broadcast in real time on the Facebook page of the West Virginia church.
The short haircut that Fin wore was accompanied by a suit, a white shirt, and a black tie.
A backpack with the name “Fin” embroidered on it was seen by the paparazzi in February of the previous year. Fin was traveling with the backpack.
As was to be expected, the public’s attention was drawn to the gender reveal, and comments began pouring in from all directions.
It was just recently announced that Ben Affleck’s young daughter has changed her name and is now identifying as transgender. In addition, Jennifer Lopez’s daughter recently disclosed that she is a nonbinary person, according to Chaya Raichik of TikTok, who was interviewed on X. “Family that consists of two people? WHAT IS THE RISK OF THIS HAPPENING?
The trend in Hollywood is to have a child who identifies as LGBTQ. She continued by saying, “It’s just like having the most up-to-date designer bag.”
Fin and Emme, who uses gender-neutral pronouns, became close to one another after Affleck married Jennifer Lopez. They were photographed together on numerous occasions. Fin and Emme are the children of Jennifer Lopez.
A surprise duet that Lopez performed at the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Blue Diamond Gala in June 2022 included the use of the pronouns “them” and “they” when referring to her daughter, whom she shares with the singer Mark Anthony.
A number of children of famous people are undergoing identity changes, and Fin is just one of them.
