JESSICA Alba and Cash Warren have separated after 16 years of marriage.
The actress and businesswoman, 43, has been spotted without her wedding ring in recent weeks.
The couple is “moving forward with divorce,” TMZ first reported.
This news comes after both parties were seen out and about without their wedding rings on.
Jessica was seen last weekend at a pre-Golden Globes party at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood, solo and ringless.
Last month, Jessica was seen sans ring again in Rome.
Less than a year ago in June 2024, Jessica spoke about navigating rocky patches within the couple’s marriage and how they remained solid and stable for so long.
She told Entertainment Tonight at the time: “I think with chosen family, you ebb and flow and I think the more you ebb and flow, the more you realize that the hard times aren’t gonna be as, it’s not gonna be permanent.
“You can find your way back to each other.”
“It’s messy and it’s hard and it’s, you know, humbling and all of that, but if you can figure out how to just find your way back to each other, it ends up being worth it,” she said.
Jessica also spoke of how she couldn’t imagine life without her husband by her side.
“He’s really great and I think for me, I always was like, ‘I like myself better when he’s in my life.’
“When it comes down to it, I wouldn’t want to be with anybody else.”
The couple met back in 2004 while filming Fantastic Four.
When it comes down to it, I wouldn’t want to be with anybody else.
Jessica Alba on Cash Warren in 2024
They got married just four years later, and welcomed three kids together.
Jessica and Cash share Honor Marie, born in June 2008; Haven Garner, born in August 2011; and Hayes, born in December 2017.
The actress publicly gushed about her kids back in 2021 on Mother’s Day.
“My heart walks around outside of my body,” she wrote on Instagram when she shared a photo of herself with her kids.
“The three of you have given me the gift of hopes, dreams, and possibilities I never knew existed and, most importantly, the courage to fearlessly go after it all.
“I love you my babies.”
