Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner divorce rumors continue as Jennifer Lopez confessed that the "Gone Girl" actor was the first to break her heart. Meanwhile, Matt Damon came to his friend's defense amid the alleged marriage troubles.

Speaking about her split with Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez admitted that the Today Show with Maria Shriver that "it was probably my first big heartbreak," said The Independent.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez dated in 2002 but broke up two years later. J-Lo then went on to marry singer Marc Anthony, while the new Batman married the "13 Going on 30" star. Now the tabloids are feasting on the Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner divorce rumors although reps for both actors have not issued a statement confirming or denying the reports.

But J-Lo said that Marc Anthony came at the right time when she was at her lowest point.

"To have one of my best friends who I'd known for years, who I actually love and did have chemistry with, come into my life and say, 'I'm here,'" she said.

However, Jennifer Lopez said that people who believe that another person can complete them is the wrong way to justify entering into a relationship.

"What you need to know is, nobody can save you or heal you. Only you can do that for you," she explained.

Meanwhile, in light of the Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner divorce rumors, the new caped crusader hinted that those reports are not true.

"We have great wives, and we're very lucky," Ben Affleck said in an interview with People magazine on Friday evening during the red carpet event for the "Project Greenlight" of HBO, said MailOnline.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have been married for nine years. They have three children together, Violet, 8; Seraphina, 5; and Samuel, 2. Matt Damon, meanwhile, is married to Luciana Barroso with whom he has three daughters.

Matt Damon also credited their wives for being supportive. And their families remains close to each other. "We've known each other for more than 30 years, and the fact that we have a company together is kind of a part of the whole thing," he said.