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Jennifer Garner Cleans up Junk Drawer in Hilarious Video: ‘Is This a Rain Bonnet?’
Hey, we all have a junk drawer! Jennifer Garner recently took it to Instagram to prove to everyone that even though she’s a Hollywood actress and quite famous, she still hoards stuff like the rest of us do.
The 46-year-old shared a video with all her fans of herself going through her junk drawer, as she also referenced Marie Kondo, who is currently gaining more fans thanks to her Netflix show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo. The actress goes through a rain bonnet, belts, lipgloss and more random stuff on her cleaning adventure. “Silken Mist?” Jennifer said with a laugh. “Why? Why do I have it? I don’t know,” she asked herself.
“@mariekondo—I’m all about it,” she captioned the clip.” Have a look at the hilarious video below!
The organizing consultant even wrote back to Jennifer, saying, “Happy tidying @jennifergarner! You’re doing a great job — here if you need some extra help.” And it certainly looked like the Alias alum needed some extra hands as she also found some highlighters, doubloons and Invisalign retainers during her excursion.
And perhaps the Golden Globes winner is emptying out a drawer to move in her boyfriend, John Miller? Just a thought, although it was recently reported that the pair are very much in love, and stronger than ever. A source told Life & Style that the 40-year-old burger CEO sleeps over at his girlfriend’s house from time to time because “it’s easier to go there.” And even though he has met Jennifer’s kids — 13-year-old Violet, 9-year-old Seraphina and 6-year-old Samuel — he would rather not run into them, according to the insider. “Jen doesn’t want them to see him in the morning at breakfast,” the source added. “He will arrive late at night and leave very early the next morning.”
Well we’ll wait and see what goes down with the pair moving forward. Until then, at least we can all have peace of mind knowing Jennifer has one clean drawer. At least we hope she does.
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