Jessica Alba To Pay Her Ex-Husband $3M As They Finalize Divorce

Their “extremely amicable” divorce will see the “Implausible 4” actress pay her ex-husband the sum of $3 million to balance out their shared assets.

Each Jessica Alba and Money Warren have also seemingly moved on and have been linked to their respective younger partners, with a source saying the age difference “just isn’t a giant deal.”

Greater than a yr after their initial separation, Alba and Warren can finally close the books on their marriage of 16 years.

Based on court documents obtained by TMZ on February 13, their split stays amicable, and each parties will share joint custody of their 3 children, Honor, Haven, and Hayes.

Nonetheless, the 44-year-old actress can pay Warren a complete of $3 million to balance their shared assets, which incorporates a a $10 million Beverly Hills mansion they acquired in 2017.

The payment will reportedly be structured in two non-taxable installments: $1.5 million now and the rest in 2027.

When Alba filed for divorce in February last yr, she asked for her maiden name to be legally restored, a request which she has now gotten.

She was represented by popular divorce lawyer Laura Wasser, who has amongst her clients Kim Kardashian, Johnny Depp, Kevin Costner, and a couple of others. Warren was represented by Adam Lipsic.

Alba and Warren met over 20 years ago on the set of “Implausible 4,” where she starred as Sue Storm and Warren worked as a director’s assistant.

They eloped in 2008 while Alba was nine months pregnant with their first daughter, Honor.

Their split was initially suspected to be a messy one, considering the massive amount of cash involved and the undeniable fact that they didn’t sign a prenup once they tied the knot.

The pair have already begun latest chapters of their dating life and have each been linked to much younger partners.

Alba has been dating 33-year-old “Captain America” star Danny Ramirez since late 2025, while Warren has been spotted linking up with actress Seanna Pereira and model Hana Sun Doerr.

Alba and Warren are seemingly not concerned with the age difference between them and their latest partners, as a source told Us Weekly it “just isn’t a giant deal.”

“The age difference [with their younger partners] just isn’t a giant deal,” the insider told the publication after news of their latest relationships went public.

“They think it is common in Hollywood, so there isn’t any issue. They’re cool with one another dating. They’re completely happy for one another. There isn’t any negativity or bad feelings.”

The estranged couple might be seeing more of one another as they coparent their 3 children together. Based on the Day by day Mail, they reportedly bumped into one another some months ago once they each attended one among Haven’s tennis matches.

“Jessica didn’t acknowledge Money when he arrived and ignored him all the match,” an eyewitness told the news outlet on the time. “They were seated with several people in between them and didn’t speak until the tip, when Money got here up and asked Jessica to take a walk with him into the park.”

Warren previously opened up about past issues that surfaced through the early days of their marriage due to his jealousy.

On the time, he noted that he briefly split from Alba 4 years into their relationship because he began “turning into an -sshole” from jealousy, per the Day by day Mail.

In an episode of “Whine Down with Jana Kramer” podcast, which was recorded in 2023, he shared that once they first began dating, he “was really jealous of other guys and the eye that she was getting from other guys.”

“It just wasn’t making me feel good,” he said. “I used to be all the time a reasonably confident person…and next thing you already know, I’m looking up and just feeling jealous on a regular basis.”

Alba also made a telling revelation concerning the state of her marriage in a 2021 appearance on Katherine Schwarzenegger’s “Before, During and After Baby” podcast when she said, “It’s all rosy for 2 and a half years, but then after that you just turn out to be roommates.”

She noted that after 16 years, they’d the comfort of each partners “not going anywhere,” and so sometimes they do not treat the opposite partner one of the best.

“You do not consider their feelings in the best way that you just would consider other people’s feelings. In order that is something that I feel is a continuing, it’s a continuing one to work on, since you’re at different places, right?” she added. “One night every week, date night could be enough sooner or later in your life, however it may not be enough in a month. You would possibly need something else.”