Ben Affleck and quarantine partner Ana de Armas take Easter Sunday stroll after charity poker match

Two-time Oscar-winning filmmaker Ben Affleck cuddled his COVID-19 quarantine partner Ana de Armas during their Easter Sunday stroll with their two dogs near his Pacific Palisades home.

At 47, the Berkeley-born, Cambridge-raised actor is 16 years older than the Cuban beauty – who played his cheating wife on the New Orleans set of New Regency’s 2021 erotic thriller Deep Water.

The Golden Globe nominee wore a half-heart BFF necklace with a white jumpsuit and matching sneakers for their outing.  

Neither Ben nor Ana wore disposable gloves nor cloth face masks as recommended by the Center for Disease Control on April 3.

Los Angeles County’s stay-at-home order was extended through May 15 due to the 8,889 confirmed coronavirus cases in LA, which has led to 267 deaths as of Sunday – according to Johns Hopkins University.

On Saturday night, Affleck hosted a $10K buy-in poker tournament alongside 53 players via off-shore Costa-Rican site Americas Cardroom, which raised around $2M for charity food bank, Feeding America.

NFL quarterback Tom Brady easily outlasted Ozark star Jason Bateman and Mad Men alum Jon Hamm, but he eventually wound up in 48th place.  

In the end, professional poker player Ebony Kenney won the entire tournament, beating The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel actor Kevin Pollak in the online battle of Texas hold ’em.

Gambling is one of two of The Way Back star’s destructive addictions, aside from alcohol, which he fell off the wagon from during a wild night out at Commerce Casino on October 27.

‘Well you know it happens,’ Ben admitted to TMZ the next morning.

‘It’s a slip but I’m not going to let it derail me.’ 

Affleck has three children – Violet, 14; Seraphina, 11; and son Samuel, 8 – from his marriage to former Daredevil leading lady Jennifer Garner, which legally ended in October 2018.

‘I think I have the perfect aged kids for this [global pandemic crisis],’ the 47-year-old Golden Globe winner said on The Tonight Show At Home Edition on March 19.

‘Because they are big enough to understand and to have the conversations like, “We’re built for challenge. We can do this. We’re a tough team. Let’s learn about a vacuum cleaner.” But then they’re not so big that they’re just like, “Well I don’t care, I’m going to go…” 

‘The hard ones are teens and early 20s people and my parents. My parents [Patricia and William] are the hard ones. I’m like, “Dad, Mom, the world is shut down to keep you safe.” And they’re like, “We think we’re going to go to Sam’s Warehouse.” Stay home, you have to stay home!’

Meanwhile, De Armas (born Caso) has no children but she divorced Spanish actor Marc Clotet in 2013 after three years of marriage.

The Knives Out stunner will next play Carolina Larriera in Sergio, Greg Barker’s biopic on UN diplomat Sérgio Vieira de Mello (Wagner Moura), which starts streaming this Friday on Netflix.