Ageless Jessica Alba, 44, looks like her teen daughter's sister in strapless leather dress at London theater with Honor
The 44-year-old has three children with former husband Cash Warren.
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Alongside Honor, actress Jessica attended the opening night of Evita at the London Palladium.
She took to Instagram and shared her praises for the show - as well as star Rachel Zegler.
Jessica wrote: "An unforgettable London night with my baby girl.
"Opening night of @officialevita — I'm speechless. What a show.
"What a cast. @rachelzegler, you are radiant. Watching you stand so fully in your power was nothing short of inspiring.
"Your presence lit up the entire theatre. We were all beaming with pride and love for you. Brava."
A third remarked: "Enchanting looking photo of mom and daughter."
While Rachel, 24, wrote: "I adore you so much", adding a red love heart emoji.
Jessica Alba, 44, looks half her age in a tiny floral bikini on 'self care' pool day with friends after divorce
Back in January, Jessica confirmed her separation from then-husband Cash Warren.
The pair, who married in 2008, met four years earlier while Jessica filmed The Fantastic Four.
Later in the year, Jessica then filed for divorce from her long-time spouse.
In May, The Sun revealed how the Jessica appeared to be moving on with a new man.
She was spotted cosying up to a mystery guy while taking a stroll through Regents Park in London.
Exclusive footage showed the Hollywood star grabbing his hands and pulling him closer.
An onlooker told The Sun at the time: 'They looked very intimate.
"They were hugging and holding hands as they walked through the park together.
'They rented out some deck chairs and they were sitting on them kissing.
'It looked very much like a new relationship.'
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