Rumors about Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's marriage have been circulating for months. One report claims that the two are "waiting to announce" their divorce, while another claims that Lopez is "not completely open" to the possibility of a divorce from Affleck. Now a source claims that the two have not been in contact for several weeks.

"They are working separately," a source told People. Jennifer is trying to find a new home to start fresh." Affleck, of course, has already closed escrow on a $20 million bachelor pad, adding weight to the idea that the couple's romance is truly over; while the $68 million armored mansion is on the market, Lopez is looking for a new home.

According to a People source, Lopez "hasn't seen Ben in weeks." As fans of the couple already know, Lopez celebrated her 55th birthday alone at a Bridgerton-themed party in the Hamptons. Affleck, meanwhile, has been photographed throughout Los Angeles all summer and recently unveiled a shaved haircut and biker jacket combo.

Despite the alleged confusion associated with any breakup, Lopez is apparently trying to stay positive; a People source explained, "Given everything that's going on, Jennifer is having a good summer. 'She's off and focused on what's next. She is enjoying time with her children, family, and friends."

Last month, Affleck and Lopez spent their second wedding anniversary separately, further hinting at discord. More recent reports claim that the "Let's Get Married" star and her Oscar-winning husband no longer speak at all. As reports continue to suggest that a cave has opened up between the once-loving couple, it is becoming increasingly difficult to deny the possibility that a divorce announcement is imminent.

While the breakup is hardly an ideal outcome, Lopez is apparently now trying to focus on the positive aspects of her life. A source told People, "Even when things aren't perfect, she always has a good attitude." Until Lopez and Affleck make their relationship status public, interest in their decade-long love story will continue.