Romance reboot? Jessica Alba and Danny Ramirez spotted together after her split
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Months after Jessica Alba split from her husband, Cash Warren, the 'Honey' actor was spotted kissing a mystery man earlier this year, who has now been identified as 'Captain America' actor Danny Ramirez.
According to TMZ, the two were spotted boarding a plane in Cancun, where they had spent time together, and later headed back to Los Angeles (LA) on an American Airlines jet.
Danny Ramirez is reportedly the new guy in Jessica Alba's life.
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Ramirez is a 32-year-old actor known for his role in the Marvel series 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier', where he played a character in the Captain America franchise.
Currently, he is also filming 'Avengers: Doomsday', scheduled for release on December 18, 2026.
According to sources, including a report from "People", Alba has been enjoying her singleness and has not been dating anyone seriously.
Before their Cancun vacation, Ramirez and the 44-year-old actress were reportedly spotted spending time together and taking a stroll in London's Regent's Park before his identity was revealed, sparking romance rumours.
However, details about the nature of their relationship remain scarce as they have neither confirmed nor denied any of the romance allegations.
This comes after Alba and her husband of nearly 19 years, Cash Warren, announced their separation earlier this year.
In February, Alba announced that she was separated from her husband, film producer Warren, after the two were together for nearly two decades.
In an Instagram post, she shared that she has been on a journey of self-realisation and transformation, both as an individual and in her relationship.
She expressed pride in the growth they experienced together with Warren and acknowledged that it was time for them to embark on new journeys individually.
Despite the changes, Alba emphasised that they were moving forward with love, kindness, and respect for each other. Warren and Alba share three kids together, daughters Honor, who is 16, Haven, 13, and 6-year-old son Hayes.
Nearly a month after the news of their split broke, Alba and Warren took the next step, filing for divorce. However, they prioritised their children and are hoping to keep the divorce as amicable as possible.
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