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Ben Affleck Spends Christmas with Ex Jennifer Garner and Kids as He Continues Treatment,

Ben Affleck, ex Jennifer Garner and their three children celebrated Christmas as a family.

Despite their split, the stars have remained amicable and continue to co-parent their kids,

Violet, 12, Seraphina, 8, and Samuel, 5.

Affleck and Garner, both 45, separated in 2015 and filed for divorce this April.

Affleck, who's been continuing treatment for alcohol addiction, joined Garner and the

kids on Christmas Day, a source tells PEOPLE.

Affleck and Garner have continued to spend time together with their kids, and usually

spend holidays as a family.

In December, they were spotted taking a morning stroll together in Los Angeles, and they united

for Thanksgiving this year too.

The Argo star capped off that holiday by taking his daughters to see the hit musical Hamilton.

Affleck, who has been photographed recently outside an L.A. treatment center, "is continuing

aftercare.

It is part of his daily regimen," another source previously told PEOPLE.

The Justice League star has been open about his long struggle with alcohol abuse.

When he revealed in March he had gone back to treatment, he thanked his "co-parent"

Garner, who he said "has supported me and cared for our kids as I've done the work

I set out to do."

While he has "had a rough year," a family source previously said, "at the moment,

he is doing great.

He seems more honest with himself."

Affleck has also enjoyed spending time with his girlfriend Lindsay Shookus, 37.

The two are now sharing a New York City apartment when the actor is in town.

The Justice League star is paying for the Upper West Side apartment and stays there

with Shookus when he's in the city, a source previously told PEOPLE.

The Saturday Night Live producer moved in about a month ago.

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ok-Pop rapper Heize wishes surgical treatment after collapsing on degree sooner or la Breaking News - Duration: 3:51.

(Image: Images North America) K-Pop rapper Heize needs surgery on her throat after collapsing on stage during a Christmas Day concert.

The South Korean rapper was headlining the 2017 SBS Gayo Daejun festival when she became ill and was rushed to hospital.

Her spokesman has said that her 'extremely busy schedule' got the better of her. They said in a statement: 'It seems that Heize's extremely busy schedule may have taken a toll on her health.

'She had previously been diagnosed with pharyngitis, or a sore throat, and it is thought that she will now be operated on to help the worsening symptoms.'

They added to Star News : 'Based on her diagnosis at the hospital, it has been decided that she will undergo surgery.

'For now, her progress must be observed, and it appears that she will be unable to move forward with her plans and scheduled activities for the immediate future.'

Heize, whose real name is Jang Da-hye, was performing at an end of the year music programme being held on Christmas Day.

It was aired on Seoul Broadcasting System on Boxing Day. Her illness will be another blow to K-Pop fans, who are mourning the death of SHINee singer, Jonghyun , who was laid to rest last week.

The 27-year-old singer had taken his own life after struggling with depression and feelings of inadequacy, despite his status as one of Asia's most successful boyband stars.

Jonghyun - real name Kim Jong-Hyun - was carried in his coffin by his bandmates Taemin, Key and Onew, who were dressed in identical black suits and looked grave-faced as they acted as chief mourners - roles that are usually reserved for the brothers of the dead in Korean tradition.

Grieving fans braved the freezing temperatures to pay their respects to the talented musician, who had risen to fame as part of SHINee in 2008.

He'd also had a successful solo career and had recorded a new album as part of his comeback, which is now on hold as his family decides whether or not to release it.