Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck took their $68 million Los Angeles marital home off the market after finalizing their divorce.

The “On the Floor” songstress and the “Argo” star made the financial move after not finding a buyer for the Beverly Hills estate since putting it up for sale in June 2024.

“While they’ve been hoping to sell the property, they’ve also been hesitant to take a big loss,” an insider told People Wednesday.

“They lowered the price to get more interest and when this didn’t happen, they were advised to take it off the market,” the source continued.

“It was a business decision that they made together.”

The real estate insider told the outlet that “it’s a rough sellers market and especially for that price point.”

“Taking it off the market until it’s more of a seller friendly climate seems like the smartest decision,” the source added.

Reps for the duo weren’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.

Lopez, 55, and Affleck, 52, tried to sell their property off-market in June 2024 before listing it publicly that July.

The pop star and the actor had dropped the 12-bedroom, 24-bathroom home’s price to $59.95 million before officially pulling it off the market.

Lopez filed for divorce from Affleck in August 2024 after two years of marriage.

They had waited to officially pull the plug on their relationship despite having been separated since April of that year.

Their divorce was finalized in January.

Affleck, meanwhile, purchased a $20.5 million mansion in the Pacific Palisades in July 2024.

His new pad is close to his kids — Violet, 19, Seraphina, 16, and Samuel, 12 — whom he shares with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner.

For Lopez’s part, she picked out a $18 million home in Los Angeles in March.

If you work from an office most days, you may be hesitant to wear your favorite pair of jeans to work. But Kelly Clarkson is out here convincing us that, when styled correctly, flare jeans can easily be dressed up for your 9 to 5. 

The talk show host wore a white tee tucked into a pair of dark wash flare jeans in an episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show this past May, proving that the retro-inspired denim can be appropriate for the office. Thanks to their trouser-like appearance, flare jeans are easier to dress up than your typical baggy or straight-leg pairs — and Clarkson isn’t the only celeb opting for the flared style.

Earlier this year, Drew Barrymore showed up to her talk show in medium-wash flares, which she styled with a tailored blazer and maroon high heels. Jennifer Lopez and Olivia Munn have similarly shown how versatile flare jeans can be when they previously stepped out to events wearing light-wash pairs. 

Ready to try the trend out for yourself? Amazon is bursting with lookalikes starting at $26. 

Flare Jeans Inspired by Kelly Clarkson

Lee Legendary Mid-Rise Flare Jeans, $26 with coupon

More than 2,300 Amazon shoppers have given these mid-rise flare jeans their stamp of approval, including one reviewer who said, “I wear these almost every day to work.” They come in a variety of sizes, inseams, and washes. 

Aeropostale Aero High-Rise Flare Jeans

If you’re new to the flare jeans trend, opt for this high-rise style from Aeropostale. They’re designed with a fitted silhouette that mimics the feel and shape of straight-leg jeans, but with a subtle flare at the ankle. An added bonus: They’re available in both standard and short inseams. 

Allegra K High-Waisted Flare Jeans

Exposed front seams and frayed hems give these high-waisted flare jeans a stylish edge. Make them office-ready with a chiffon blouse and kitten heels, or add a tailored blazer to create a power suit vibe. 

Levi’s 726 High-Rise Flare Jeans

This Levi’s pair is a crowd favorite. As for the fit, one five-star reviewer said they’re “super flattering” and “hug you in all the right places.” The flare jeans are made from a “soft yet durable” cotton blend that has “just the right amount of stretch,” wrote another. They’re available in sizes 24 through 46, three lengths, and 21 washes.

Kdf Belted Bell-Bottom Jeans

These bell-bottom jeans have a stylish fabric belt and come in a variety of dark washes, making them suitable for the office and other dressier occasions. The fit-and-flare silhouette provides “a nice hourglass shape,” and they’re “really comfortable for all-day wear,” according to a five-star reviewer, who called the jeans “a total win.”

Lookub Cropped Flare Jeans

Cropped jeans are having a major moment right now thanks to stars like Reese Witherspoon, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Brooke Shields, who’ve all embraced the breezy style. This flared version comes with roomy pockets and raw hems. Scoop up a pair in 16 colors, including white and black. 

Wrangler Retro High-Rise Flare Jeans

Wrangler’s retro-inspired jeans feature a dramatic flared silhouette that’s very similar to the pair Clarkson wore. Reviewers agree they’re durable, comfortable, and fit true to size. Plus, they “don’t require any hemming or alterations,” raved one shopper who purchased a petite pair. 

Aubrey O’Day sounded off with her thoughts after Sean “Diddy” Combs was acquitted of sex trafficking charges in his highly publicized federal trial.

“I’m still unpacking the magnitude of it all. The cultural weight of this decision is immeasurable,” the former Danity Kane member wrote on her Instagram Stories Wednesday.

“It is heartbreaking to witness how many lives have been impacted by their experiences with Sean Combs — only for those stories to fall short in the eyes of a jury.”

“I can only hope these jurors never have to watch someone they love endure what so many survivors have described,” she added.

O’Day — who was formerly signed to Combs’ Bad Boy Records label — went on to share that her “heart is with Cassie” and applauded the “Me & U” singer’s “courage” for testifying as the prosecution’s star witness.

“A woman who could’ve had a life and career free of fear and control. A woman who told her truth in a courtroom, only to have the world dissect her credibility instead of her courage,” O’Day said.

Ventura, who also shared her reaction to the jury’s verdict on Wednesday, delivered disturbing testimony, detailing years of physical, emotional and verbal abuse she allegedly faced throughout her relationship with Combs.

“Let’s be clear: the courtroom operates by the law, but that DOES NOT mean it delivers justice. Nor is it the best place to develop the moral compass this world so urgently needs,” O’Day continued.

“The pattern of behavior Sean Combs has shown us over the decades is not a mystery. It’s a warning. And now, that pattern risks being reframed — and has now been legitimized by the system.”

The former “Making the Band” contestant, 41, went on to blast the “Bonnie and Clyde” narrative surrounding Combs’ relationship with Ventura, claiming their connection was full of “control, coercion and abuse.”

“We have to stop rewriting history to excuse the behavior, and start normalizing accountability — no matter how powerful the person. That narrative is not just dishonest. It’s dangerous,” she added.

O’Day concluded, “Women, nor men, nor ANY ARTIST are the property of those with the most wealth, fame, and power. We are not disposable. 12 people on a jury will not be deciding that for us.”

In her appearance on “Inside Edition” Wednesday, the singer further shared her disappointment over the jury’s decision, saying she felt they were ultimately swayed by Combs’ defense attorney Marc Agnifilo’s closing remarks in which he likened the star’s relationship with Ventura to a “great love story.”

“The narratives that were given in that closing are what the jury has decided were what they feel the truth is on sex trafficking and RICO enterprises. And that’s a very, very dangerous narrative.”

Page Six reached out to Combs’ reps for comment.

After days of deliberating, the jury delivered a unanimous verdict on all five felony charges Combs was facing, which were two counts of sex trafficking, two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution and racketeering conspiracy.

Combs, 55, was found guilty on both counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.

The maximum sentence for a transportation to engage in prostitution charge — which is the crime in which an individual knowingly transports another across state lines or international borders for the purpose of prostitution — is 10 years. Therefore, the rap mogul is facing a potential 20 years behind bars.

His official sentencing will take place at a later date.