Jessica Alba shares rare family holiday snap with husband and three kids
Jessica Alba has showed fans her beautiful family in a rarely seen family photo.
The Hollywood actress shared a series of snaps with from her Spring break holiday, writing the caption: "Another #springbreak vacay in the books," followed by a slew of emojis.
In the first image, Jessica smiled for a sweet selfie, wearing a large pair of statement earrings and a simple makeup look.
In her second snap, she posed with her husband Cash Warren, and the couple's three kids Honor, 14, Haven, 11, and son Hayes, five.
Whilst also sharing clips of the beautiful scenery of the beach and the ocean while on her trip, she also showed off her stunning figure in a small green bikini as she posed with a friend on a boat.
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury to star in new Netflix doc as first-time parents
Jessica shared the snap of her rarely seen kids (Instagram/ @jessicaalba)
Jessica was hailed as the "most beautiful woman in the world" (Instagram/ @jessicaalba)In the last video, she cuddled her son Hayes as they enjoyed a bumpy boat ride.
Fans flooded the comments with messages of praise for the Honey actress, with some hailing her as the "most beautiful woman in the world."
"Cutest and most Beautiful lady on Instagram," one fan put while another wrote: "OMG I can't with Jessica, you look exactly the same....beautiful."
A third put: "The most Beautiful woman in the world," and a fourth chimed in, adding: "The most Beautiful woman on earth."
Jessica revealed she would adopt a "masculine energy" (Instagram/ @jessicaalba)
Jessica enjoyed a Spring break holiday with her family (Instagram/ @jessicaalba)Jessica's holiday snaps come after she admitted to have adopted a "more masculine persona" to avoid being preyed upon by Hollywood predators.
Speaking to Chris Wallace on his HBO Max and CNN show, she said: "I don’t think that there’s anything wrong with owning your sexuality. I just frankly was definitely not that person. I was very nervous about all of that, and I was quite uncomfortable in my own skin.
"At that time, I felt like I was very much having to put up this armor of masculinity and masculine energy so I wouldn’t, you know, be preyed on because there were a lot of predators in Hollywood from age 12 to 26."
“I was a warrior. I put up that energy,” Jessica added. “I was really tough, man. I curse like a sailor and I was very, I try…I think I tried to make myself as unavailable as possible, so that I wouldn’t be taken advantage of.”
Follow the on Facebook.
Read more similar news:
Comments:
comments powered by Disqus
