The 15-year-old daughter of Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck, formerly known as Seraphina Rose, made her debut over the weekend at a memorial ceremony for Jennifer’s father, and now an unexpected issue is making the rounds among fans and social media users alike. Her gender identification is called into doubt by the relocation.
At the Charleston, West Virginia, event, Fin gave her new name and quoted a Bible passage while wearing a black pantsuit and a striking haircut. Fin had been spotted in public with her new name during the burial, even though she had previously been spotted in February with her short hair.
William Jack Garner, the 85-year-old father of Jennifer Garner, was recognized during the tribute, which was broadcast live on Facebook. Like his previous grandkids, Fin stepped up to the podium and introduced himself, saying, “Hello, my name is Fin Affleck,” before reciting a passage from the Book of Proverbs.
Garner and Affleck’s middle child, Fin, is positioned between her older sister Violet Ann, 18, and younger brother Samuel, 15. The pair is still friendly even after their separation in 2015 and subsequent divorce filing in 2018.
Affleck married singer Jennifer Lopez in 2022; the couple’s 16-year-old daughter, Emme Maribel Muniz, has a kinship with Fin and uses gender-neutral pronouns. Recently, the two were shown together, with Fin’s hair colored pink.
Early on, when Fin was seen hugging her mother at the school bus stop and had “Fin” stitched on her bag, there were indications that her name had changed. Fin, who has had a boyish hairstyle for years, is frequently seen in pictures embracing Early on, when Fin was seen hugging her mother at the school bus stop and had “Fin” stitched on her bag, there were indications that her name had changed. Fin has had a boyish hairstyle for years, and he frequently shows up in pictures wearing a more manly appearance.
Fin joins the ranks of famous kids who are examining their identities, such as the son of Gwen Stefani, Samuel Watts, Emme Maribel Muniz, and Shiloh Jolie-Pitt. The action also mirrors continuing attempts in the United States to challenge standard pronoun usage in schools in order to accommodate a variety of gender identities and promote gender-neutral teaching.