Jessica Alba Shares Family Plans and Home Renovations as She Prepares for College Move Jessica Alba has opened up about her family’s transition into a new chapter as she prepares for her eldest daughter, Honor Warren, to begin college this fall. The actress, reflecting on her evolving role as a parent, discussed the emotional and logistical shifts in a recent interview with People, tied to the fourth season of the Roku Original series Honest Renovations. The conversation centered on her approach to redesigning her children’s living spaces, inspired by a similar scenario in the show’s premiere episode. Alba, 45, shared how the renovation of her son Jayden’s bedroom—transformed into a stylish retreat for his return trips home—prompted her to rethink her own family’s living arrangements. In the show, single mom and widow Susan Suarez, played by Alba, collaborated with design duo Jessica and Lizzy Mathis to upgrade Jayden’s New Jersey bedroom. Alba likened her own situation to Susan’s, noting the significance of adapting spaces as children grow. “We were really excited about re-imagining [Jayden’s] room because being able to take it from a kid room to a young adult— that was awesome,” she said. “And I was thinking about that even for my kids, because we’re moving into another space, and just what’s that next phase for each one of them.” The move to a new home, Alba explained, marks a pivotal moment for her family. Honor, 18, will attend Yale University in Connecticut, while Jayden will remain in California. “It hasn’t really hit me personally, but I think for any parent, just that milestone… It’s intense,” Alba admitted. “I don’t think you can prepare for it. You just have to tackle it when it happens.#jessica_alba #honor_warren #cash_warren #roku_original #honest_renovations
