Jessica Alba recently said she wants to feel “loved” and “seen” as her divorce from Cash Warren concludes. The actress, who turned 44 on April 28, shared a reflective Instagram post articulating aspirations for the year ahead and gratitude for her kids.
Jessica Alba writes heartfelt note on her birthday
Jessica Alba celebrated her 44th birthday with kids and close ones amid her divorce from Cash Warren. The Honest Company co-founder shared an Instagram carousel that included her pictures of kids, Honor, Haven, and Hayes.
The Fantastic Four star penned a heartfelt tribute, writing, “Entering this next trip around the sun with grace and gratitude.” She continued, “An important part of my reflection is remembering the essence of who I am and the gratitude I have for what I have been given… my babies, you are my greatest gifts.”
Alba included a video of her cutting the birthday cake with her children and wrote, “Thank you for choosing me to be your mama.” After sixteen years of being married to Cash Warren, this is Alba’s first “single” birthday in a while.
Reflecting on her life, Alba noted, “As I move into this next year, I wish for myself what I wish for everyone – to feel loved. To feel seen.” The Eyes star added that she wants to “feel accepted. And to know you are worthy of your biggest dreams. To my baby self -the little girl … you are safe and loved.”
Alba recently went on a Mexico trip to find solace. The actress shared a glimpse of her trip on Instagram. The Sin City star told her followers, “Forever memories made – feeling connected, satiated, and nourished.”
The actress is currently finalizing her divorce from husband Cash Warren. Alba filed for divorce on February 7, 2025. The official documents revealed “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split (via PEOPLE).
She shared the news of her decision to split with Warren with her Instagram followers in January 2025. Alba wrote, “I’m proud of how we’ve grown as a couple and in our marriage over the last 20 years.” She said the couple will “embark on a new chapter of growth and evolution as individuals.”
