Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck rumors: Couple expecting fourth child?

This summer, Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck called it quits after 10 years of marriage. It was reported that the split was amicable and that the two are working together to make the transition as easy as possible for their three children: Violet, 9; Seraphina, 6; and Samuel, 3. Now, a new report claims that the two may have to make new arrangements. In Touch reports that Garner is allegedly expecting her fourth child with the "Batman v Superman" actor. 

According to the report, Garner was in Atlanta working on her new movie when she learned that she is in the early stages of pregnancy. 

"Jen was shocked when she found out about the pregnancy," a source told In Touch.

The insider said that the "Alias" star was still committed to go through with the divorce, until she found out about the pregnancy. It was also reported that Affleck wants to give their marriage another try, with the two being said to have returned to marriage counseling.

"Ben is ready to commit totally to Jen and fall in line as a faithful and dedicated family man. But they have a long way to go," said the source. 

On Sept. 3, the pair was seen heading out of their marriage counselor's L.A. office and looking cheerful as they walked out together. Hollywood Life reports that although they were not wearing their wedding rings, they were seen smiling and laughing as they headed to Affleck's car and left the place together. 

It is unclear whether the two will be reconciling or not, but Garner is said to have been seen wearing her wedding ring and the pair has been spending time together. On Thursday, Sept. 24, she was seen exiting a building in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, and the Daily Mail reports that she was wearing her wedding ring on her middle finger. The website says that she stopped wearing it on her ring finger last month. Earlier this week, the couple was seen together going to dinner at Nobu in Malibu with friends. 

Representatives for Affleck and Garner have yet to comment on the reports. 

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