Jessica Alba and Cash Warren’s ongoing divorce continues to be drama-free as they move on with new partners.
“The age difference [with their younger partners] is not a big deal,” a source exclusively shared with Us Weekly. “They think it’s common in Hollywood, so there’s no issue. They are cool with each other dating.”
News broke in January that Alba had split from Warren after 16 years of marriage. The pair share three children: Honor, 17, Haven, 14, and Hayes, 7.
At the time, The Honest Company cofounder said, “We are moving forward with love, kindness and respect for each other and will forever be family.”
Since then, Alba, 44, has started dating actor Danny Ramirez, 32, while Warren, 46, has moved on with model Hana Sun Doerr, 25.
“They’re happy for each other,” the source explained. “There’s no negativity or bad feelings. They’re still good friends and just want each other to be happy. And they aren’t judging each other.”
According to the insider, Warren and Sun Doerr met through mutual friends. While they are in an exclusive relationship, things are still in the early stages and no major long-term steps have been discussed.
As for Alba and Ramirez, they were set up by friends and are simply enjoying this phase in their lives.
“It’s less serious than Cash’s relationship,” the source noted. “It’s fun and casual.”
Regardless of who Warren and Alba are dating, the friendly exes are in no rush to introduce the kids to their new love interests. In fact, the pair have talked about “boundaries” while dating other people after their split.
“They are incredibly protective of their kids’ privacy and well-being, so introducing new partners would be taken very slowly and only once a relationship is stable and serious,” the source explained.
Instead, Alba and the Pair of Thieves cofounder are committed to coparenting and attending family events together in hopes of maintaining a “stable and peaceful environment for their kids.”
In recent months, the pair celebrated Easter together as a family while Alba gave a shout-out to Warren in a Father’s Day tribute.
“The divorce was a mutual decision, so it makes sense for them,” the insider explained. “They are friends and will always be in each other’s lives with the kids, so they want to foster a loving relationship. They just want each other to be happy.”
Us has reached out to Warren, Alba, Ramirez and Sun Doerr’s reps for comment. All parties have yet to publicly comment on their new relationship statuses.
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