Multimillion-Dollar Divorce Details Between Jessica Alba (44) and Cash Warren (47) Come To Light

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Jessica Alba and Cash Warren have officially divorced after sixteen years of marriage. The split, which was recently finalized, involved a complex financial agreement, common in Hollywood divorces. Alba and Warren first met in 2004 while working on the movie Fantastic Four.

As part of their agreement, Warren is entitled to half of any income earned from his wife’s work while they were married. This includes money from popular films like Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, where she reportedly earned between $1 million and $2 million.

The financial agreement includes profits from a variety of projects she’s worked on, including films like Valentine’s Day and the Machete series, as well as the recent Netflix movie Trigger Warning. Since they married in 2008, she’ll also share in the earnings from her television shows, such as L.A.’s Finest and The Spoils of Babylon.

As a huge fan, it’s great to hear she was smart with her money right from the start! She gets to keep all the money she earned from her early films – things like Honey, Never Been Kissed, and both Fantastic Four movies. Basically, everything she did before 2008 is still hers, which is awesome.

I’ve been following the details of the asset split, and it’s really impacting Jessica Alba’s company, The Honest Company. It’s estimated the company is worth around 308 million dollars, and her husband, Warren, is set to receive a substantial amount of stock – over 1.1 million shares that are already fully his, and another 4.5 million that will become his over time.

Alba received personal items in the divorce, such as her jewelry, bank accounts, and several cars, including an Audi Q-6 E-tron. They’ve also divided up their shared possessions, like their art collection, furniture, and frequent flyer miles.

As part of the agreement, Warren will keep his 2024 BMW i7. They will also divide their shared investments in companies like Telly Inc., Popchips, and Sona Labs.

As part of the agreement, Alba will pay Warren $3 million over two payments, completed by 2027. Importantly, this payment is a one-time settlement, and neither Alba nor Warren will be obligated to provide future child or spousal support.

The couple will share custody of their two children: fourteen-year-old Haven and eight-year-old Hayes. Their oldest daughter, Honor, is getting ready to start college at Yale University later this year.

Since their breakup, both Alba and Warren seem to be dating new people. Alba has reportedly been seeing Danny Ramirez, who stars in Captain America: Brave New World, and Warren has been spotted with singer Seanna Pereira and UCLA alumna Hana Sun Doerr.

Alba continues to be a major force in entertainment and has several exciting projects on the horizon. She’s currently filming the spy thriller The Mark and will also appear in A Tree is Blue, which marks Dakota Johnson’s first time directing a film.

The actress is also joining the cast of the upcoming sports biopic, Maserati: The Brothers. Beyond acting, she’s building her career as a producer, currently working on a mystery drama called Wine & Spirits for Fox and an R-rated comedy for Netflix – a project in which she’ll also appear.

Good news for viewers who enjoy Jessica Alba’s home improvement projects! Her show, Honest Renovations, has been picked up for a fourth season on the Roku Channel. The series follows Alba and her co-host, Lizzy Mathis, as they help families with renovations in New Jersey.

The actress is experiencing a major career comeback. Many first remember her from the sci-fi series Dark Angel, but even after all these years, she successfully juggles motherhood, her business ventures, and a thriving acting career.

Her performance at the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show proved she remains a worldwide star. With changes happening in her personal life, her career path indicates she’s now prepared to take full creative control of her work and enter a new chapter.

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2026-03-18 15:15