Jessica Alba Is Going on Several Dates Amid Rumors of Dating an Actor, Say ‘Sources'
Jessica Alba spotted with Danny Ramirez amid rumors of her going on multiple dates, say 'sources'
It appears Jessica Alba has opened her doors to love again, as dating rumors continue to swirl. PEOPLE exclusively learned from a source that the actor has been 'getting a lot of attention' since she filed for divorce from Cash Warren in February. Alba is reportedly 'flattered' and 'definitely enjoying being single again.'
The source continued to claim that the 'Fantastic Four' star has 'gone on some dates.' However, they added that it is 'nothing serious.' According to the source, Alba is 'not interested in a relationship right now.' She is reportedly 'focused on herself and her kids.' The 'Honey' actor shares three children — Honor, Haven, and Hayes — with Warren.
Meanwhile, Alba has also sparked romance speculations with actor Danny Ramirez. The Daily Mail reported that the pair was spotted boarding a plane to Cancun. Alba was also seen returning to Los Angeles with the 32-year-old on Sunday. The outlet claims that the two are dating, while it is unclear at the time of writing how they met.
Besides her return to the dating world, Alba is also looking forward to her upcoming acting gig. The PEOPLE source revealed she will begin filming for 'The Mark' with her 'charming' co-actor Orlando Bloom in Australia this month. According to the latest claims, Alba is in a 'great place.' The source continued that she is 'excited to get back to filming.' They also said, 'She's doing what she loves and keeping her circle tight.'
The post Jessica Alba Is Going on Several Dates Amid Rumors of Dating an Actor, Say 'Sources' appeared first on Reality Tea.
Solve the daily Crossword
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
Experts Reveal If Astronomer CEO Can Sue Coldplay Amid Resignation As HR 'Mistress' Keeps Her Job
Days after Andy Byron resigned from his role as Astronomer CEO, lawyers have now weighed in on whether he could bring claims against Coldplay. Byron had gone viral alongside the head of HR of the company, Kristin Cabot, when the two were caught showing PDA at the band's concert in Massachusetts. The attorneys have now claimed that Andy Byron has no legal grounds for a lawsuit against the band while also citing reasons why such a step is unlikely. Why Astronomer's Former CEO Can't Bring Legal Claims Against Coldplay Despite Andy Byron's life being upended by his kiss cam incident at Coldplay's concert, legal experts have claimed that he can't take the legal path even if he wants to. Ron Zambrano of the Los Angeles-based West Coast Employment Lawyers told The U.S. Mirror that "any legal claims from Byron would be dead on arrival." He pointed out that the former CEO has "no grounds to sue," as any legal claim would likely be dismissed as a "restriction on creative speech and Coldplay's ability to be artistic during their performances." The attorney further emphasized that both Byron and his company's Head of HR, Kristin Cabot, voluntarily attended the public concert. As a result, being filmed while cosying up to each other did not constitute a legal violation, since they had effectively "waived their right to privacy" by being in a public setting. "Their public display of affection is on them, not on Coldplay," he added. "They just got caught." The Former CEO Has 'No Right To Privacy' In A Public Setting Civil and entertainment lawyer Tre Lovell also echoed Zambrano's sentiments, with particular mention of Byron having no right to privacy when in public. "CEO Andy Byron has no legal recourse against Coldplay for putting him on the big screen," he told the outlet. "When you are out in public, you have no right to privacy for your actions." Lovell added that anyone can be filmed or photographed in public without it breaking any laws. He then explained that legal recourse would only be possible if such footage were used for commercial purposes or to spread a false or defamatory narrative. "What people cannot do is use the video or photographs to violate your right to publicity in terms of using your image for commercial purposes or defame you and depict you in a manner that is false or untruthful." Lovell added, "The fact that the big screen caught the CEO doing something embarrassing or immoral in public is on him." Sources Claim Andy Byron's Resignation Was The Best Course Of Action Financially In the wake of the kiss cam incident, Astronomer released a statement revealing that Byron had resigned from his position as CEO. "Astronomer is committed to the values and culture that have guided us since our founding. Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and accountability, and recently, that standard was not met," the company said in a statement, per the New York Post. "Andy Byron has tendered his resignation, and the Board of Directors has accepted," they added. At the time, reports suggested that Byron negotiated an exit deal before stepping down, though the specifics remain unclear. Sources claimed the board had the option to fire him but chose not to, likely out of respect for his role as a co-founder of the company. They added that Byron's resignation was a smart financial move, as it ensured he wouldn't walk away empty-handed if he had fought to keep his role. Why The Astronomer HR Exec Has Kept Her Job Despite Kiss Cam Scandal Unlike Byron, who is now no longer associated with Astronomer in an official capacity, Cabot, with whom he was caught at the concert, still remains a staff member. She is currently on leave, likely until the controversy settles down or the company makes a final decision. According to attorney Nicole Brenecki, terminating Cabot's employment is difficult for a number of reasons. "In a real-world big company, you can't just fire someone because the headlines are ugly," she told the New York Post. "There are likely contracts, internal investigations, and legal issues involved." The HR Chief Could Still Get Fired In The Coming Days Despite the complications behind the scenes, attorney Brenecki believes that Cabot could still lose her job when the investigations are completed. "If HR greenlit what happened with Coldplay, and there is a supporting paper trail, heads will likely roll," the attorney stated. She added, "It just might take a few more days before the ax drops." Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
Astronomer CPO Kristin Cabot Steps Down Amid Viral Kiss Cam Moment With CEO Andy Byron
's Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot has officially resigned after a now-viral kiss cam moment at a concert set the internet ablaze. The tech exec made headlines earlier this month after being spotted cozying up to CEO Andy Byron during the band's July 16 show at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Astronomer pair's unexpected appearance on the venue's kiss cam led to a cringe-worthy moment, and ultimately, a professional fallout. Coldplay's Chris Martin Unknowingly Outs Alleged Affair On Kiss Cam During the concert, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin introduced the kiss cam in between songs, drawing cheers from the crowd, until the camera landed on Cabot and Byron. The two were shown embracing but quickly began ducking their heads and turning away once they realized they were on the jumbotron. 'Whoa, look at these two. All right, come on. You're OK,' Martin joked from the stage as the audience laughed. 'Either they're having an affair or they're just very shy. I'm not quite sure what to do.' The awkward moment didn't go unnoticed, especially after the camera moved on and Martin, clearly stunned, added, 'Holy sh-t. I hope we didn't do something bad.' The internet quickly did what it does best and uncovered the backstory. Social media sleuths soon discovered that Byron was reportedly married... not to Cabot, but to a woman identified by multiple outlets as Megan Kerrigan Byron. After Astronomer CEO Steps Down, Kristin Cabot Also Resigns Amid Kiss Cam Fallout In the days following the concert, Megan appeared to remove her last name from Facebook and subsequently deleted her account altogether. Byron officially stepped down from his role as CEO on July 19. Astronomer cofounder Pete DeJoy has since taken over as interim CEO. And now, Cabot has also officially resigned from her position. 'Kristin Cabot is no longer with Astronomer,' a spokesperson for the company confirmed to Us Weekly on Thursday, July 24. 'She has resigned.' Celebrities Weigh In On Viral Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal As the kiss cam moment between Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot continues to dominate headlines, even celebrities are jumping into the conversation, with some throwing serious shade. Country superstar took a more comedic approach during his July 17 concert in South Carolina, joking from the stage, 'Who's here with their secretary tonight? It's gotta be someone way up there that's, uh … yeah. Do not get caught tonight!' Meanwhile, , no stranger to controversy himself, playfully referenced the scandal during his July 18 show in Arizona. 'Even if you're here with your side chick,' he told the crowd, 'this is a safe space.' Why Astronomer's Andy Byron Can't Sue Coldplay Over That Viral Kiss Cam Moment Even though Byron's world was turned upside down after his viral kiss cam appearance at the Coldplay concert, legal experts say there's not much he can do from a legal standpoint. Ron Zambrano, an attorney with the Los Angeles-based firm West Coast Employment Lawyers, told The U.S. Mirror that 'any legal claims from Byron would be dead on arrival.' Zambrano explained that Byron 'has no grounds to sue,' noting that any potential lawsuit would likely be thrown out as a 'restriction on creative speech and Coldplay's ability to be artistic during their performances.' He also pointed out that both Byron and Cabot chose to attend the concert in a public setting. Because of that, their decision to cozy up on camera doesn't constitute any breach of privacy. 'Their public display of affection is on them, not on Coldplay,' Zambrano added. 'They just got caught.' Astronomer Comments On Viral Scandal In the wake of the viral kiss cam incident, Astronomer issued a public statement addressing the controversy head-on. 'Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and accountability, and recently, that standard was not met,' the company said in a statement. Reaffirming its commitment to core values, Astronomer added, 'Astronomer is committed to the values and culture that have guided us since our founding.' The company also confirmed that it has launched an internal investigation into the matter. Solve the daily Crossword
Digital Trends
9 hours ago
- Digital Trends
Sony makes one of the best OLED TVs, this deal makes it $900 more affordable
Every day we find incredible TV deals, so there's never really a point in buying a TV at the regular price. That is, unless you want one of the best TVs all around, which have more of a reason to not go on sale frequently. They already get lots of attention and have the chops to justify high prices. However, from time to time we do find a great deal on one of our favored TVs. This time around we're see a $900 discount on the 65-inch Sony Bravia 8 OLED, one of our picks for the best OLED TVs. Getting the TV now, which you can do simply by tapping the button below, will only cost you $1,900 instead of the usual $2,800. Read on to learn why the TV is so great, as well as to see the special reason why it's included in our list of OLED TVs. Why you should buy the Sony Bravia 8 OLED The Sony Bravia 8 OLED is a brilliant TV for your living room or gathering area. It's a weird thing to say, but a lot of TVs have a sort of 'hermit' personality and are really best enjoyed with a small group in a dark room. Not the Sony Bravia 8 OLED, with its wide viewing angle and ability to stand up to ambient lighting. This is a TV to grab the crew around and watch some ball or have in your living room to give you some company while you watch the kids. It's a TV to enhance your life with, but it doesn't have to So, why did this TV make it on our OLED shortlist? It happens to be the best Sony OLED for the price. And, of course, by this we mean its standard price. The quality is simply there; it has rich colors and black levels that make things pop, whether you're in the living room or not. So, why not grab it while it is $900 cheaper and you can get it for $1,900 instead of the usual $2,800.
