Jessica Alba shared her vacation photo on social media on Tuesday and it looks like her kids are growing up fast.
The actress, who looked stunning at the recent Baby2Baby gala, kept things casual for the photo as she and her family posed in front of a row of trees in what looked like a Christmas lot.
'It's that time of year! Xo,” the 42-year-old wrote in the post.
Jessica was dressed festively in a gray knee-length coat with a red scarf and red pants. Her long, blonde hair was styled straight and she wore natural-looking makeup.
She was accompanied by her husband, Cash Warren, 44, who looked handsome in tan jeans, black sneakers and a navy puffy jacket over a navy sweater and white T-shirt.
Jessica Alba's daughters, Honor, 15, and Haven, 12, look almost as tall as their 6-foot-1 mom as they pose for a family holiday photo with dad Cash Warren, 44, and younger brother Hayes, five . that time of year!,” Jessica, 42, wrote next to the photo
The couple's three children stood between them.
Honor, 15, looked as tall as her 5-foot-10 mother. The two share the same blonde hair and the teen let her hair fall in natural waves around her shoulders.
Haven, 12, appears to have inherited the tall genes of Jessica and Cash, who stand 6 feet tall. staying comfortable in a gray 'Prince' T-shirt, loose-fitting jeans and sneakers.
Son Hayes, five, has plenty of time to catch up with his siblings. The youngster looked cute in a black hoodie and white and black pants with a panda graphic and sneakers.
Jessica has used her skills as an entrepreneur and an actress to launch her own DIY show, Honest Renovations, on Roku.
She and co-host Lizzy Mathis star in the show in which the homes are renovated, with help from organizing specialist Amy Suddleson.
Not only do the hosts help with new furnishings and an updated style, they also talk to their clients about parenting.
The Fantastic Four star launched the Honest company in 2011, and in movie terms it has proven to be a blockbuster.
Jessica has put acting on the back burner to pursue other projects, including her new DIY show Honest Renovations with her friend and co-host Lizzy Mathis
Not only do the hosts help with new furnishings and an updated style, they also talk to their clients about parenting. Fair Renovations is happening on Roku
“I had chronic allergies and was hospitalized often as a child,” she told Romper in 2021. 'I had a real moment of: I want to live and thrive… so my health is important.
The line started as cleaning products made with natural ingredients, but has now grown to include diapers, wipes, skin care, bath products and makeup. As of February 2022, the company was valued at approximately $550 million.
Due to her growing family and the success of Honest, Jessica has put acting on the back burner. “I couldn't go back to what I was doing before and be authentic,” she explained.
I just couldn't do it. I just didn't feel like it anymore. It was something bigger. I felt like if, I guess, I was given this platform, what I could do with it that could be meaningful and make a difference.”