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Jessica Alba and Cash Warren divorced earlier this year after almost 17 years of marriage and are now navigating the world of co-parenting, recently coming together to celebrate their daughter Haven’s eighth grade graduation on Friday, June 6th.
Fans were quick to notice that the 44-year-old Fantastic Four actress didn’t do a great job of hiding her true feelings for her ex-husband, as they thought she looked quite “miserable” in all of the pap pics from the event. Worse yet, the actress recently posted on Instagram about “healing wounds,” and fans immediately assumed she was taking a subtle jab at her ex. Keep reading for more information.
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Jessica Alba Posts Cryptic Quote
In a photo dump from her trip to Mexico, Jessica took to Instagram to share some candid shots from her vacation, and added in a few quotes to the mix as well. "You are the woman your ancestors prayed for," one of the quotes reads. "They dreamed of you. A woman free enough to speak her truth, soft enough to feel her heart, and powerful enough to break every curse they couldn't."
In the last slide of the post, Alba included a graphic with one side reading "Healing wounds as a child," above a picture of a Band-Aid, and the other side reading "Healing wounds as a grownup," above the text "Trip to Mexico." Tell us how you really feel!
Jessica Alba And Cash Warren Reunite For Their Daughter's Graduation
If she didn't want to call her ex out on social media, Alba was not afraid to show how she really felt during the graduation ceremony for her daughter. Photographed a few different times, each with a rather unhappy—and sometimes disgusted—look on her face, fans were quick to point out that it was likely because she was spending time with her ex.
"With the exception of the photos with her son, she looks like she is miserable," one fan pointed out, and a second agreed. "She looks miserable." But a third pointed out, "I'd be miserable too if a bunch of paparazzi were taking unwanted pictures of my family!"
