Yahoo Lifestyle Jessica Alba Poses with Teen Daughters Honor and Haven as They Have Girls' Night Out at Sabrina Carpenter Concert
The actress shares her daughter and son Hayes with husband Cash Warren
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Jessica Alba with her two daughters Honor and HavenJessica Alba and her daughters enjoyed a night out together!
On Tuesday, Nov. 19, the actress, 43, shared a series of photos on her Instagram from her night out with teen daughters Honor, 16, and Haven, 13, as they went to Sabrina Carpenter's Los Angeles concert. In one video, Alba can be seen getting ready for the concert with Haven, using a makeup brush to block the camera and pulling it away to showcase their outfits at the venue.
Alba also included shots of herself and her daughters with a friend, as well as videos and photos of Carpenter during the show.
"A short n’ sweet #GNO @sabrinacarpenter 🪩👯♀️💗," she wrote in her caption.
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Alba shares her teen daughters and son Hayes, 6, with husband Cash Warren.
In September, Alba shared a carousel of sweet family photos on Instagram to commemorate her brother-in-law, Warren's brother Grayson, marrying his wife, Tori, the previous weekend.
"The day was filled with so much love, happy tears, touching speeches, and of course, a dance party of all ages," Alba captioned the round-up of snaps, which began with a picture of her and Warren with their three kids.
The Honest Company founder finished her caption with heartfelt hopes for Grayson and Tori's next chapter as husband and wife. "Wishing you two a lifetime of happiness — congrats!" Alba wrote.
In late August, the star opened up about her daughter Honor leaving for college in a few years, speaking with E! News ahead of the premiere of the season 2 of her Roku show Honest Renovations. The mom of three was asked about how she'll feel when her daughter Honor graduates high school.
"Please don’t say that," Alba joked. "I think that’s going to be terrible. And I’m going to be sad about it, but she’s such a good girl. I’m so proud of her."
