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Mindy Kaling sends message to Ben Affleck at DNC after divorce news – NBC Chicago
Mindy Kaling despatched a message to Ben Affleck whereas onstage on the Democratic Nationwide Conference in Chicago Wednesday.
Serving because the superstar host for the third day of the conference, Kaling delivered intermittent remarks all through the night, in between the addresses of different audio system.
As her internet hosting time got here to an finish, she took a second to shout out her dwelling state of Massachusetts — and a few of the notable folks and locations within the state.
“Everyone seems to be at all times hating on us, however they simply do not get it. Go Sox. Go Jayson Tatum. Ben Affleck… hold in there. Dunkin’ Donuts is one of the best espresso on this planet,” she mentioned.
The message seemed to be a reference to current information surrounding Affleck and spouse Jennifer Lopez.
Lopez filed for divorce from Affleck this week, ending a relationship that spanned 20 years, two engagements, two weddings and headlines too quite a few to depend.
The submitting Tuesday in Los Angeles delivered to an obvious finish a star coupling — or a minimum of the second installment of it — that dazzled from the very heights of the popular culture firmament and emblazoned numerous tabloid covers. The pair turned recognized, even earlier than such power-couple portmanteaus had been ubiquitous, as “Bennifer.”
As for the Dunkin’ reference, Affleck has been recognized for showing in commercials for Dunkin’ Donuts.
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