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When a slim Jennifer Garner stepped onto the stage recently at the Golden Globes in LA, the Versace-clad mom of two drew plenty of oohs and aahs. But her streamlined silhouette was a new look for the 37-year-old star, who was once famous for the super-muscular physique she showed off in action-hero roles.

"She's a size 0 now," an insider says about Jen, who has two
daughters, Violet, 4, and Seraphina, 13 months, with hubby Ben Affleck. "She used to be a size 6." That means after having her second child, Jen dropped the baby weight and more -- which was tough to do the first time, she's said. "I just wasn't that motivated," Jen said about taking time to lose the weight after Violet's birth.

"Then I got on the treadmill, stopped stuffing my face and lost the weight. I cut out croissants, bagels and muffins -- all the good stuff -- and went back to having
a salad once a day and protein."

For more on Jennifer's rapid weight loss, pick up the latest issue of Life & Style, on newsstands now!

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Proud parents Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck brought their adorable new addition, 2-month-old Seraphina Rose, for show-and-tell at 3-year-old big sister Violet's school in Santa Monica on March 6. Like all parents, they couldn't wait to introduce daughter No. 2 to everyone. "Jen took the baby out of the carrier and walked around the classroom to show her off to the other moms," a witness tells Life & Style. "They hung out there for about 20 minutes, then hopped in the car and left.

For more on Ben and Jen's new addition, pick up the latest issue of Life & Style, on newsstands now!

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Little Violet is no longer the baby of the Affleck-Garner family. The 3-year-old has a brand-new baby sister!

Jennifer, 36, gave birth to the newest addition in Los Angeles on Tuesday, and mother and child are both said to be doing fine.

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Ben Affleck kick-started his holiday cheer over the weekend by giving back
to those in need.

Ben, 36, joined thousands of volunteers at Operation Gratitude, the
nonprofit volunteer organization that annually sends more than 100,000 care
packages and letters to individual members of the U.S. armed services
deployed in hostile regions overseas.

The organization needs to raise an additional $200,000 by year's end to send
the remaining 20,000 care packages. To join Ben and help with the cause,
visit www.operationgratitude.com.