Jessica Alba kisses mystery man in London three months after marriage split
US actress Jessica Alba may be embracing a fresh start after her recent separation from Cash Warren, as she was seen sharing affectionate moments with a new man in London's Regent's Park
Jessica Alba appears to be stepping into a new chapter following her recent split from longtime partner Cash Warren. The 43-year-old actress was seen getting close with an unidentified man during a relaxed walk through London's Regent's Park on Sunday, May 19.
In new footage, the Fantastic Four star is seen pulling the mystery man in by the hands, smiling and clearly enjoying the moment. An observer told said that the pair seemed to be completely smitten with one another as they took a stroll through the famous park.
'They looked very intimate. They were hugging and holding hands as they walked through the park together. They rented out some deck chairs and they were sitting on them kissing. It looked very much like a new relationship," the source told The Sun.
Mum-of-three Jessica officially filed for divorce from Warren back in February, bringing their 16-year marriage to an end. Since then, her love life has sparked speculation, particularly after she was spotted leaving the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party in March alongside comedian Alex Edelman.
She enlisted the help of Kim Kardashian's divorce lawyer, Laura Wasser, while Cash sought assistance from attorney Adam Lipsic. The couple, who married in 2008 and share three children - Honor, 16, Haven, 13; and Hayes, 7 - are seeking joint physical and legal custody.
Jessica announced their separation in January, expressing a commitment to mutual respect and prioritising their children's well-being. Despite the significant financial stakes, sources told TMZ that the divorce proceedings are "extremely amicable."
The couple first met on the set of Fantastic Four i n 2004, where Jessica portrayed Sue Storm (the Invisible Woman) and Cash worked as a director's assistant. In a September 2010 interview with Cosmopolitan, Jessica recalled their first meeting, describing how they instantly connected.
Back in January, sources close to the couple told TMZ that after a lengthy marriage, they had decided to part ways. Although no official reason has been provided for the split, signs of trouble surfaced when both Jessica and Cash were seen without their wedding rings.
Aside from her acting career, Jessica co-founded The Honest Company with her business partner, Christopher Gavigan in January 2012.
Initially, the company sold natural and non-toxic household goods, diapers, and body care products. In 2015, she expanded her business to include Honest Beauty, a line of non-toxic skin care and beauty products.
By 2014, The Honest Company was valued at $1 billion. She stepped down from her role as chief creative officer for the company in April last year.
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