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Express Tribune
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Jessica Alba's mystery man turns out to be captain america actor Danny Ramirez
Actress Jessica Alba was photographed departing Cancun, Mexico, over the weekend with actor Danny Ramirez, sparking speculation about a possible new connection. As Per TMZ on Sunday that the 44-year-old actress was seen boarding a flight to Los Angeles with a 'mystery man,' later identified as 32-year-old Danny Ramirez, known for his roles in Top Gun: Maverick, The Last of Us, and Captain America: Brave New World. Footage obtained by TMZ shows Alba and Ramirez at Cancun International Airport on Sunday around 5 PM, boarding an American Airlines flight bound for LAX. Both kept a low profile—Alba wore a baseball cap and sunglasses, even using her passport to shield her face briefly. There was no visible PDA between the two, but reports suggest they had spent time together in the resort town. Jessica Alba Seen Jet-Setting With Mystery Man Amid Cash Warren Divorce — TMZ (@TMZ) July 14, 2025 At this time, the nature of their relationship remains unclear. It is unknown whether the two are romantically involved or simply friends. TMZ notes that this is not the first time Alba has been linked to a 'mystery man' since her separation. The sighting comes just months after Alba filed for divorce from her husband of 16 years, producer Cash Warren, in February. The couple, who married in 2008, share three children: Honor, 17; Haven, 13; and Hayes, 7. Sources told TMZ that the split has been 'extremely amicable,' with both parties requesting joint custody. Meanwhile, Warren was recently seen in Los Angeles at a Coffee Bean location during TMZ's Celebrity Tour, appearing relaxed as the divorce proceedings continue. Whether this latest appearance marks the start of a new chapter in Alba's personal life remains to be seen, but fans are already speculating online.
Yahoo
26-03-2025
- Yahoo
Concern grows over Spring Arbor parents imprisoned in Mexico
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A couple from Spring Arbor has been held in a Mexican prison for weeks, with no sign of being released. The has gone national, and their loved ones are desperate to get them back home. The Akeos were detained after landing at the Cancun International Airport on March 4, stemming from a contract dispute dating back to 2021 that they thought was behind them. 6 News spoke with their children, Lindsey Hull and Michael Lemke, to find out what might happen next. 'Every second of every day, we are concerned for their safety, especially with the lack of communication,' says Hull. 'The idea that they're sitting in a maximum-security prison over a time-share dispute at best is unacceptable.' Hull says they are being falsely accused of defrauding Palace Resorts out of more than $110,000 and that the dispute goes back to 2021. The Akeo family says Palace Resorts breached a timeshare contract they had signed with the Akeo parents, leading them to seek legal advice. Hull says they then presented evidence to their bank, who agreed with them, cancelling more than $110,000 of payments. The Akeo parents thought the dispute was over, but they were arrested and are now locked up in Centro de Reinserción Social de Cancún, according to their son Michael Lemke. 'The situation is incredibly unfortunate over something that is a contract dispute that we felt, I should say it seemed like was done and over with,' says Lemke. 'The big thing for us is just bringing them home.' The siblings say their stay in the prison has already taken a toll on them, especially their mother. 'They've been serving her food. The problem is there's been several times where they've served her food that she's allergic to or cannot eat because of that,' says Lemke. 'She's been having this rash that keeps breaking out on her just after some food, so she's only able to eat certain things.' Lemke says a Mexican judge has given Palace Resorts six months to gather evidence—meaning the Akeos could be detained for much longer. The siblings have been able to speak with their mother over the phone several times but still haven't heard from their stepfather. The U.S. government is aware of the situation, but so far, no agreement has been reached for their release as of Tuesday. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
