Alba’s eldest child, whom she co-parents with ex-husband Cash Warren, is leaving Los Angeles for Yale University in Connecticut in the fall.Alba’s eldest child, whom she co-parents with ex-husband Cash Warren, is leaving Los Angeles for Yale University in Connecticut in the fall.
Jessica Alba and her eldest child, Honor, got inked ahead of the 18-year-old starting college.
The mother-daughter duo now have matching eyes and infinity signs tattooed on their wrists, with Honor giving a glimpse at the delicate designs last month.
“Me x Mama ♾️♾️♾️,” the teen captioned a July 1 Instagram photo of herself and the actress, 45, holding hands over the center console while driving.
Artist Daniel “Winterstone” Winter gave a close-up look at the art four days later.
“What a way to show love with an unforgettable experience!” he captioned the July 5 social media upload.
Winter gushed that Alba and her daughter had made “a memory they will share forever.”
Honor, notably, is heading to Yale University in Connecticut in the fall after graduating from high school earlier this year.
Alba gushed over the milestone in May, telling her followers her heart “ache[d] with pride.”
The Golden Globe nominee wrote, “Time is fleeting. Time is sacred. And every moment of being [Honor’s] mom has been one of the greatest gifts of my life.”
The “Honey” star is also the mother of daughter Haven, 15, and son Hayes, 8, with her ex-husband, Cash Warren — and paid tribute to the little ones with a tattoo in 2019.
She got their astrological signs inked onto her arm, writing on Instagram at the time, “These are permanent and I won’t regret these ones. These are my babies.”
Alba and Warren, 47, announced their split in 2025 — and the Honest Company co-founder got a meaningful new tattoo that year, too.
Winter inked “life is transformation is life” onto Alba’s forearm.
In April, the “Dark Angel” alum debuted a “phoenix rising” piece on her upper back by the same artist.
Alba, who has been dating actor Danny Rodriguez since her divorce, raved that she was “in love with how [the design] turned out.”
