Jessica Alba's Daughter Honor, 17, Looks Just Like Her as She Celebrates 'Beautiful Forever Memories' Together
Jessica Alba is making some sweet memories with her older daughter
The actress and her daughter Honor posed together in a series of photos on Instagram
Alba shares her three kids with estranged husband Cash WarrenJessica Alba is making memories with her older daughter.
The actress, 44, shared a few photos on her Instagram on Friday, July 18, from her time spent with 17-year-old daughter Honor abroad on vacation. In one photo, the proud mom stands next to her teenage daughter, wearing red lipstick and a red and white dress.
Honor can be seen wearing a darker shade of red lipstick and gold necklaces, posing beside her mom. Alba also included another selfie of the two, who pursed their lips in a mirror picture.
"Beautiful forever memories with my baby girl 💞," Alba wrote in her caption.
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Alba shares daughters Honor and Haven, 13, as well as son Hayes, 7, with estranged husband Cash Warren.
This isn't the first time Alba has shared photos from her trip to Europe with Honor. In June, the two were officially twinning as Alba shared photos from Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos' wedding.
The proud mom posted pictures from the festivities in Venice, Italy, on Instagram. In one of the images, taken outside at Hotel Cipriani, the actress posed for a selfie with her daughter. The pair looked at the camera with near-identical expressions, both wearing their brown hair long and loose.
Alba then shared several more snaps from the event, including a full-length shot of herself in an emerald green silk chiffon strapless gown with a ruched bodice from Zuhair Murad.
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Earlier that month, The Honest Company founder shared a loving tribute to the teen on June 7 for her 17th birthday. 'Honor, Happy 17th Birthday,' Alba began the caption of her post, which featured a montage of photos and videos of Honor at a variety of ages.
'I am absolutely blown away by the incredible person you are becoming. Your grace and compassion are second to none. You have this rare ability to walk into any room and not only make others feel seen and valued, but also to shine with a warmth and light that is unmistakably yours,' the proud mom continued.
'Your intellect, paired with your deep kindness, gives you a unique emotional attunement — that, my love, is your superpower," she added. "It will carry you toward your biggest dreams and help you turn them into reality.'
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