In case you didn’t know, Jessica Alba has a YouTube show called “Being Honest,” and it lives up to its title.
People reports that in the latest episode, Alba related a recent story of when her 9-year-old daughter, Haven, walked in on the “L.A.’s Finest” star and her husband, uh, being a couple.
Alba, 40, let the story slip about her daughter stepping in on the intimate moment during a chat with fellow parents and fashion industry honchos, Rachel Zoe and her husband Rodger Berman.
Her husband, film producer Cash Warren, described the aftermath of the embarrassing incident.
"It was the worst,” said Warren, 42. “We like spent five minutes in our bedroom laughing. And being like, 'I can't believe we just ruined our daughter, we just ruined her.' "
While Warren laughed it off, it upset Alba so much that she had to call Warren’s sister Koa for parenting advice about the classic familial oopsa daisy.
But in another case of kids being smarter than you think, Alba explained, "I think by the time we called Koa, Haven had already texted her… She went right in and told everyone."
Oh well, lesson learned. As Warren surmised, "Now she knocks, it was like she learned her lesson." And hopefully the parents did too!
And actually, this is Jessica Alba we’re talking about, and she has four children, so it’s kind of a surprise this hadn’t happened before.
Alba recently posted an Instagram clip of her 40th birthday party in April, seemingly held in the “Being Honest” offices.
Earlier this month, the "Sin City" actress earned a windfall of cash after shares of her beauty and baby products brand, The Honest Company, went public and the company’s stock closed at $23 after shares were priced at $16 in its initial public offering. Alba’s 5% stake in the company and her exercisable options netted her approximately $122 million on its first day, according to Bloomberg.
Since then, the company's price has fallen closer to its original public offering price. At the time of publication on Thursday, the stock price was just under $16 a share.
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