Jessica Alba Shares Intimate 'Secret' On Married Life With Cash Warren
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The couple first met in 2004 while working on the movie "Fantastic Four" and share three children.
As she gears up for the release of her first feature film in five years, Jessica Alba is sharing a rare glimpse into her relationship with husband Cash Warren.
Speaking to People in an interview published Friday, the “Sin City” actor said she and Warren, a film producer, have worked hard to “really find time to make time for each other” over the course of their 16-year marriage.
“Going through the motions of the day to day is what it is, but it’s important to just know that we have to be a priority, and taking those moments to see each other and have a giggle and not be on the phone and just actually connect,” Alba told the publication.
She went on to note: “Anytime we ebb or flow, we just look around and it’s like, ‘Actually, at my worst, I’m still better off with you.’ You have to look up and say, ‘Would my life be better if we weren’t together?’ And every time, it’s, ‘No.’ We’re friends, you know?”
Alba and Warren met in 2004 while working on “Fantastic Four,” which also starred Chris Evans and Kerry Washington.
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