Jessica Alba shares glimpse of first Christmas with her kids since Cash Warren divorce
Alba filed for divorce from Warren in January after 16 years of marriage
Jessica Alba just dropped photos from her family’s first Christmas celebrations since her split from Cash Warren.
Taking to Instagram, the 44-year-old actress posted a carousel on Tuesday, showing moments from the end of the year. The moments included her daughters, Honor, 17, and Haven, 14, and son Hayes, 7.
“December moments - the last chapter of 2025…!” Alba captioned the post.
In the photos, Alba could be seen in pajamas posing beside a Christmas tree, as well as clips of Hayes eagerly opening gifts—one of them being a Pokémon present he hoped would be a Charizard.
Another image showed him wearing a Pikachu camo hoodie. Alba also shared photos of Honor and Haven, as well as of her own parents, Mark and Catherine Alba. Alba’s brother and sister-in-law also appeared in a group photo from a festive night out.
Moments from her outing with friends, workout sessions, and meals also made it to the post. The actress also posted messages about gratitude and focusing on what matters most.
The holiday post follows Alba’s Thanksgiving reflections last month, when she shared photos with her children and wrote that she was most thankful for “the little souls who make my world brighter every day.”
Alba filed for divorce from Warren, 46, in January after 16 years of marriage. Despite the separation, the former couple continues to co-parent.
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