Federal agents were seen at Ben Affleck's Brentwood rental home on Sunday, raising concerns. However, the FBI clarified their presence was related to the ongoing Palisades fire investigation and not connected to any wrongdoing by the actor. Agents were observed outside the property, but Affleck's representative did not comment on the situation.
The FBI's Ground Intercept task force confirmed their activities in the area, explaining that agents and local partners may be visible at various locations, including residences, as part of the fire investigation. It remains unclear if Affleck was present during the agents' visit, but they reportedly departed after some time.
Two FBI agents were seen at Ben Affleck's Brentwood home. (ROL/X17online.com)
An FBI agent was observed in Affleck's driveway. (ROL/X17online.com)
This incident comes days after Affleck was seen with his daughter Violet outside the same rental, which he and Jennifer Lopez reportedly occupied before their divorce filing in August. Photos from the summer showed moving trucks leaving the property.
Ben Affleck pictured outside his home in August 2024. (Bellocqimages/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)
The former couple listed their Beverly Hills mansion for $68 million before their official split, and the property remains on the market. Their divorce was finalized earlier this month.
Moving trucks were seen at Affleck's home after Lopez filed for divorce. (MEGA/GC Images/Getty Images)
Affleck reportedly bought a new Pacific Palisades home for over $20 million in July, which reportedly survived the Palisades Fire. Jennifer Garner, Affleck's ex-wife, expressed her concern for the community affected by the fire, mentioning the devastation and her desire to help.
Jennifer Garner shared her heartbreak for the Pacific Palisades community. (Monica Schipper/WireImage/Getty Images)
According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, three active fires are burning in Los Angeles, impacting over 12,300 structures.
