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Jennifer Lopez<\/strong><\/a> may have spent $20 million of her own money financing <\/span>The Greatest Love Story Never Told, <\/span><\/i>a documentary about her and Ben Affleck<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s 20-year journey back to each other, but the film might end up costing her much more than that. A source exclusively tells Life & Style<\/em> that while the actor, 51, will publicly <\/span>support his wife\u2019s passion project, privately he doesn\u2019t understand why the singer, 54, wants to put their personal life in the spotlight. \u201cBen has gotten very good at biting his tongue, but it\u2019s known that he\u2019s not happy at all about J. Lo\u2019s endless need for attention,\u201d says the source. The Oscar winner confesses as much in the doc. \u201cThings that are private I always felt are sacred and special because, in part, they\u2019re private,\u201d Ben notes. \u201cSo this was something of an adjustment for me.\u201d In the film, J. Lo even allows a group of songwriters to use love letters that Ben sent her, titled \u201cThe Greatest Love Story Never Told,\u201d as inspiration for her new album, <\/span>This Is Me\u2026Now. <\/span><\/i>\u201cBen loves J. Lo dearly, and he knew what he was getting into, to an extent,\u201d the source admits. \u201cBut his fear is that by putting so much of herself out there, J. Lo\u2019s just opening them up to way too much public scrutiny, and that hasn\u2019t helped their relationship historically \u2014 far from it.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n