Everything we know about Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas' relationship

The actress shared a series of photos on her 32nd birthday, two of which were pictures of her and Affleck.

"Thank you all so much for the birthday wishes and love! Cheers to another great year," she wrote.

As people were warned to stayed home to slow the spread of the coronavirus, de Armas and Affleck stepped out of self-isolation for some fresh air and shared a kiss, as seen in paparazzi photos published by The Sun.

"Ben and Ana are quarantined at his house, where they have been together since returning from Costa Rica," a source told E! News, adding, "They have a simple daily routine which includes walking Ana's dog and ordering food, which gets delivered by Postmates. Every other day, Ben has been visiting his kids and Ana stays behind at the house."

Several days later, the couple cuddled up again during another walk outside.

"Ben and Ana have been dating for a few weeks and are enjoying each other's company," the source told Entertainment Tonight, adding that the couple "instantly had a connection."

The source also explained that de Armas has supported Affleck's decision to be sober after years of battling addiction.

"Ben is sober and in a really good place and Ana respects him for the process he's going through," the source said, continuing, "Ben and Ana are still early into their relationship, but it's been fun and exciting for both."

"Ana is very happy with Ben. She loves spending time with him and they have great chemistry and a lot of fun together," a source told Us Weekly.

Another source shared that Garner, who has been in a relationship with businessman John Miller since 2018, has been supportive of her ex-husband's new relationship.

"Jen has completely moved on from Ben in a romantic sense. She considers him a friend, thinks he is a good dad to their children and respects him," the source said, continuing, "She is happy in her own life and supportive of him and happy for him and his relationship."

De Armas and Affleck were photographed together while getting coffee in Los Angeles, California, as reported by People and Page Six.

They both dressed casually for the outing, and de Armas brought along her dog Elvis.

De Armas posted a series of solo shots, in which she's wearing the same outfit that she had on in the photos from her trip to Costa Rica. She captioned the Instagram post with a simple sparkle emoji and orange heart emoji.

The actress didn't identify Affleck as the photographer, but the actor commented "Photo credit pls" with a laughing emoji.

Affleck and de Armas weren't following each other on Instagram at the time of publishing.

The actress landed the cover story of Vogue Spain's April issue, and her "Deep Water" costar shared kind words about her in the interview, which was translated by People.

"The first time we read the scenes together, it became pretty clear she was going to do something exceptional with a very complex role," Affleck said of de Armas, continuing, "Her character is the engine of the story and requires her to move between tragedy and irony or between realism and the most absurd comedy."

He added, "Not only does she know how to do it with ease, she also manages to surprise you in every shot. Her talent is infinite."

The actors strolled down the beach during a trip to Costa Rica, as seen in photos published by outlets including People and Popsugar.

In the series of photos, Affleck is seen pulling the actress in for a kiss and carrying a camera to snap pictures of her during their walk.

Fans captured photos of the "Deep Water" costars together in Havana, Cuba.

During their trip, they enjoyed dinner out at Ivan Chef Casa, shopped around the city, and took photos with fans.

An eyewitness tweeted that Affleck, who said he picked up Spanish while filming a children's TV show in Mexico, was speaking to de Armas, who is Cuban, in her native tongue during the trip.

"Ana was his tour guide and took him to all her favorite places. Ben seemed to love the trip. He was in a great mood and very friendly," a source told People, adding that the actors are "definitely dating."

The source also said the couple was kissing at the airport before boarding their private jet.

The actor spoke about his movie "The Way Back" and his decision to become sober following years of battling addiction during an interview with Diane Sawyer on ABC's "Good Morning America."

When Sawyer asked where he sees himself in five years, Affleck outlined his hopes for the future, making a point to mention his three children and a future partner.

"Five years from now, Ben Affleck is sober and happy and sees his kids three and a half days a week," he responded, adding that he also wants to be "in a healthy, stable, loving, committed relationship."

Affleck made headlines when he opened up about his 2018 divorce from the "13 Going on 30" actress during an interview with The New York Times.

"The biggest regret of my life is this divorce," he said, adding, "Shame is really toxic. There is no positive byproduct of shame. It's just stewing in a toxic, hideous feeling of low self-worth and self-loathing."

Garner and Affleck announced their divorce in June 2015, the same month that Us Weekly reported that the actor took a trip to Las Vegas with the family's ex-nanny. Affleck denied that he was having an affair, and his representative called the reports "complete garbage and full of lies."

Following their split, Garner told Vanity Fair that the ex-nanny "was not a part of the equation," adding, "Bad judgment? Yes."

Their divorce was finalized in 2018, and the couple continues to coparent their three children: Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel.

"It's not particularly healthy for me to obsess over the failures — the relapses — and beat myself up," the actor told The New York Times.

He continued, "I have certainly made mistakes. I have certainly done things that I regret. But you've got to pick yourself up, learn from it, learn some more, try to move forward."

De Armas and Affleck play a married couple in the thriller "Deep Water," which is based on the novel of the same name by Patricia Highsmith. The actors filmed the movie in New Orleans.

"They had great chemistry right from the start," a source told People, adding that the Cuban actress "is great and very pleasant to be around."

The source continued, "She always greets people with a smile and you never hear a complaint. She has this very calm and sweet personality."

And although they portray a husband and wife on the screen, the source explained that the costars maintained a strictly professional relationship while shooting the movie.

"Ben always seemed very relaxed and happy around Ana, but at the time there were no signs of romance," the source said, continuing, "He was very focused on making a fantastic movie. He arrived early and was one of the last people to leave."