Jennifer Garner takes daughter Seraphina, Jennifer Lopez’s child Emme to Disneyland

Parents

By Tamantha Ryan

May 29, 2023 | 1:37pm

Let’s get loud for this blended family.

Jennifer Garner spent part of her Memorial Day Weekend at Disneyland on Sunday, along with her and ex Ben Affleck’s youngest daughter, Seraphina, and Jennifer Lopez’s child Emme.

The trio was spotted enjoying several rides and, at one point, the “Elektra” actress even stopped to take pictures of the kids together.

Garner, 51, dressed casually for her fun-filled day, wearing a blue long-sleeved shirt with a yellow smiley face on the front, jeans and sneakers.

The mom of three shares Violet, 17, Seraphina, 14, and son Samuel, 10, with Affleck, who is now married to Lopez.

The “On The Floor” singer shares twins Max and Emme, both 15, with ex-husband Marc Anthony.

Lopez, 53, and the “Vivir Mi Vida” singer, 54, ended their marriage in 2011, while Garner and Affleck, 50, called it quits after a decade of marriage in 2015.

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Affleck tied the knot with Lopez in July 2022 in Las Vegas.

At the time, the “Enough actress said she and Affleck stood in line for their marriage license along with four other couples.

Since reuniting at the altar, Lopez and Affleck have been candid about bringing their families together.

Earlier this month, the “Hustlers” actress revealed how Emme — who Lopez refers to with “they/them” pronouns — and Max really feel about their new stepdad.

“They love Ben,” she said on the “Today” show on May 3. “He’s a wonderful, wonderful father. And a father figure to them as well, because he has his own three beautiful children, and then there’s us.”

The following day, Lopez also gave insight into Affleck and Garner’s co-parenting style, noting that he is an “amazing dad” to his three children.

“It brings tears to my eyes, he is honestly the best dad I have ever seen,” she said during a May 4 appearance on “The View,” explaining that the “Good Will Hunting” star has taught her new things about how to interact with their children.

“He’s such a brilliant guy anyway, and you can tell that when he had his kids he must have read every book and everything that you could possibly learn about children, and he applies it.”