Jessica Alba has officially filed for divorce from her longtime husband Cash Warren without a prenup following nearly 17 years of marriage.
She filed with the help of Kim Kardashian’s divorce lawyer, Laura Wasser, and Cash filed immediately ‘thereafter with the help of attorney Adam Lipsic,’ per TMZ.
This comes after the actress retained a divorce attorney last month amid speculation that she and Warren, who met on the set of her 2005 movie Fantastic Four in 2004, called it quits.
The pair share three children – daughters Honor, 16, and Haven 13, plus son Hayes, 7.
In 2016, Forbes estimated Alba’s net worth was around $340 million due to the success The Honest Company, which she founded in 2011.
Five years later they retracted the report and said with her ‘6% stake (including options)’ in the brand, she ‘would only be worth just under $100 million.’
Jessica Alba has officially filed for divorce from her longtime husband Cash Warren without a prenup following nearly 17 years of marriage; seen in March 2024
‘That is far less than the $340 million Forbes estimated she was worth when we estimated her stake to be 20% and put her on our 2016 list of America’s most successful self-made women,’ the publication explained in their correction.
Last month, a legal expert told DailyMail.com that the couple’s split could get ‘complicated’ as various factors come into play.
Alba’s money comes not just from her high-profile acting career which includes films such as Into The Blue, Honey and Sin City. But it also is from her success as the founder of Honest Company.
The Honest Company, Inc. is a consumer goods company based in Los Angeles and founded by Alba, Christopher Gavigan, and Brian Lee. The company is valued at roughly $640 million.
Among their assets is a $10M Beverly Hills mansion that they bought in 2017.
