Easter Sunday just passed, and for those who celebrate, it’s a blessed Holiday to spend time with family. When parents get divorced, figuring out the Holidays isn’t always a smooth road, but Jessica Alba and Cash Warren are proving that co-parenting is and will continue to be at the top of their priority list.
On Monday, the actress shared a carousel of photos from their time together, tagging her ex-husband. In the first slide, the former couple posed with their children: Honor, 16, Haven, 13, and Hayes, 7. Wearing their Sunday best, they all smiled in colorful spring looks.
The Fantastic Four star wrote in the caption, “Easter Sunday w the fam,” and in the comments were fans praising their co-parenting skills. “I’m happy to see them back together for the holiday at least. It’s important for the children,” reads the top-liked comment. “That’s so beautiful to see a family stick together on days like this! So important for the kiddo,” someone else wrote.
Alba also shared some sweet footage of their easter egg hunt and pics of their luxurious spread, like crab legs, sushi rolls, and chocolate surprise eggs.
The family photo also showed just how tall Honor is! The teenager was wearing red ballet flats and was taller than her mom and almost as tall as her dad, who is 6′ tall, according to Google.
Alba honors Pope Francis
On Monday, hours after Easter Sunday came to an end, the world received the news that Pope Francis had died at the age of 88. Many are mourning and celebrating his legacy as the most progressive leader, calling for global peace and freedom of religion, thought, and expression.
Among those was Alba, who shared a gallery dedicated to the pope. The first photo was of him with a white dove, followed by a few of his quotes like, “Hope opens new horizons, making us capable of dreaming what is not even imaginable,” and “Be the first to seek to bring good, do not grow accustomed to evil, but defeat it.”
She reflected on his passing in the caption writing, “Pope Francis was truly a courageous and transcendent leader whose unconditional love and compassion moved the world. May his legacy of love, service, and hope continue to live on and guide us. Rest in peace.” “Rest in power,” Alba added.
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