Ben Affleck Confronts Photographers While Leaving His and Jennifer Lopez's Mansion: 'That's Dangerous'

The actor told paparazzi not to flash their cameras at his car while coming down the driveway

Ben Affleck reprimanded photographers outside his home for their "dangerous" behavior.

The actor was spotted exiting the driveway to the Beverly Hills mansion he shares with wife Jennifer Lopez on Sunday, June 23, at night.

In video obtained by TMZ, Affleck is shown getting out of his car to tell the paparazzi that they shouldn't cause flashing lights like that while someone is driving.

"You're gonna get me into an accident," said Affleck in the video as he approached one photographer on the sidewalk. "Don't flash your lights when someone is driving down the driveway."

"Don't do that. That's dangerous," he continued, as other photographers continued taking flash photography of the interaction.

"Stop," he told the others. "It's dangerous what you guys are doing, don't you understand? I can't see! You're gonna get somebody hurt doing this s---."

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Walking back to his car, Affleck, who shares three kids with ex-wife Jennifer Garner, said, "My daughter is coming down here. If you flash the lights on her, you're putting her in danger. Do you understand that?" The actor then drove away.

Lopez is currently overseas, spending time in Paris after vacationing in Italy without Affleck as the pair have been living separately while undergoing a marital strain. They've put on a united front at several family events in recent weeks, and Lopez honored Affleck on Instagram for Father's Day.

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In a previously recorded appearance for a new episode of Kevin Hart’s Hart to Heart series, Affleck admitted he is "a little bit shy" and "I also don't like a lot of attention."

"This why people see me [and] they're like, ‘Well, this dude always mad…’ Because somebody has their camera and sticking to my face," he said.

“I don't mind you taking my picture about a club, a premiere, whatever. My wife, I don't give a f---. Go ahead. Knock yourself out. I don't notice you,” Affleck said, then adding, “My children, that's a different thing."

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