Jessica Alba And Warren Cash agreed to remain amicable co-parents when they ended their marriage in early 2025, but new reports suggest tensions could be brewing behind the scenes.
Sources say Warren is struggling to deal with the public attention surrounding his ex-wife’s romance with the actor Danny Ramirezwhile Alba would view his reaction as bitterness about moving on.
The reported friction comes as new details about Jessica Alba and Cash Warren’s divorce settlement and co-parenting agreement continue to emerge.
Cash Warren reportedly struggles to attract public attention around Jessica Alba’s new romance
When Alba announced her separation from Warren in a 2025 Instagram post, she emphasized that their relationship would continue with mutual respect, kindness and care despite the end of their 16-year marriage.
But insiders now suggest the former couple’s relationship has become much less cordial since Alba, 45, started dating actor Danny Ramirez, 33. Star Magazinea source revealed that Warren, 47, is feeling frustrated by the public nature of Alba’s new romance.
The insider claims he thinks he’s “kept his side of the street clean, but Jessica destroyed all that by… packing the PDA with her nerdy new boyfriend and making sure everyone on planet Earth had a front-row ticket.”
The source further alleged that Warren viewed the focus on the relationship as unnecessary and believed Alba might be going through a major personal transition.
Meanwhile, Alba reportedly saw things differently, dismissing Warren’s reaction as bitterness about moving forward.
“Jessica, of course, says this is a classic case of Cash having sour grapes,” the insider said. “He’s obviously having a hard time moving on and is trying to burst his bubble by acting sarcastic and bitter.”
Jessica Alba and Cash Warren reportedly kept their distance at their daughter’s graduation
Recent social media posts fueled the conversation after Ramirez shared photos from a getaway to Mexico that included a photo of Alba affectionately kissing his cheek.
As reported The explosionobservers also noticed tension between Warren and Alba during their daughter Honor’s graduation in Los Angeles on May 28. Reports indicate that Alba and Warren largely kept their distance from each other during the event.
Despite the apparent tension, the ex-spouses are reportedly focusing on co-parenting their three children: Honor, 17, Haven, 14, and Hayes, 8.
Although they apparently avoid direct conflict and communicate primarily on parenting issues, sources say “resentment persists on both sides.”
Those close to the situation say it’s a “screaming shame because they both swore when they separated that it wouldn’t end like this.”
The latest reports come as details of Alba and Warren’s divorce settlement continue to emerge.
According to court documents filed March 16 and obtained by E! News, Alba and Warren agreed to divide all community property accumulated during their marriage, which lasted from May 19, 2008 until their separation on December 27, 2024.
Their joint assets include investments in companies such as WeWork and Culver Studios, stocks, artwork, furniture, and multiple properties purchased during their time together.
As part of the settlement, the “Trigger Warning” actress will pay Warren $5 million from the sale of one of their co-owned homes. She will also set aside $500,000 to cover expenses related to their three children.
Warren is reportedly entitled to half of Alba’s income from acting royalties and residual payments related to projects made during their marriage, including “Machete,” “Valentine’s Day,” “The Office,” “Barely Famous” and “Dear Eleanor.”
He will also receive 50 percent of the restricted stock she owns in The Honest Company.
Jessica Alba and Cash Warren agree to joint custody and waive spousal support
Alba, meanwhile, will receive half of Warren’s profits from production projects created during their marriage, including “Being Terry Kennedy” and “Crips and Bloods: Made in America.”
Any income from work done before their marriage or after their separation will remain separate property.
The agreement also provides for a joint legal custody arrangement for their children. Neither parent will pay child support to the other at this time, with both sharing responsibility for major decisions regarding the children’s health, education and general well-being.
Day-to-day decisions will be made by the parent who has physical custody at the time.
Learn more about the former couple’s custody agreement
Major matters such as school changes, extracurricular commitments, passports, driver’s licenses and body modifications would require approval from Alba and Warren.
If either parent can arrange medical or mental health care for the children, the other must be informed at least 48 hours in advance, except in an emergency.
The settlement further states that Alba and Warren have waived any future claims for spousal support, thereby bringing a final resolution to their financial obligations to each other.