Jessica Alba celebrates daughter Honor college milestone with sweet move
The 'Fantastic Four' actress is marking her teen's new chapter with a lasting surprise
Jessica Alba and daughter Honor took their mother-daughter bond to another level as the duo got matching ink.
As the teen is all set to start college at Yale University, the Honey actress marked the occasion with Honor, whom Alba welcomed with her ex-husband, with a matching tattoo.
The 18-year-old took to her Instagram account and posted a picture showing off her and her mother’s hands with interlocked fingers, featuring their ink, which is an eye with an infinity symbol.
She captioned the picture, “me x mama.”
The pair’s tattoo artist also gave a closer look at the tattoo. Alba got it done on he outer forearm while Honor got it inked on the inner wrist.
The artist captioned, “Matching tattoos with her daughter! What a way to show love with an unforgettable experience! A memory they will share forever!”
As Honor is moving out for college, Alba reflected on her daughter leaving the nest.
“It hasn’t really hit me personally,” the doting mom told People on August 19.
“But I think for any parent, just that milestone, it’s intense.”
She remarked, “I don’t think you can prepare for it. You just have to tackle it when it happens.”
It is pertinent to mention that Alba also shares daughter Heaven and son Hayes with ex husband Cash Warren.
The pair parted ways back in December 2024 and finalized their divorce earlier in 2026.
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