Jessica Alba takes daughter to meet ‘Frozen’ cast

Jessica Alba and family
Jessica Alba and family

She’s been busying with taking “The Honest Company” to the next level, so Jessica Alba was well deserving of a break. The 34-year-old actress and businesswoman has been visiting theme parks in Orlando, Florida while vacationing with her family. On Friday, Jessica and her husband Cash Warren took their daughters Honour (7), and Haven (3), to Walt Disney World, where they visited characters from the hit animated film “Frozen”.

They were joined by the sisters Elsa and Anna and the snowman Olaf.

Honour seemed to really take a liking to Olaf as she wrapped her arms around his midsection.

Jessica looked chic and sleek as usual in a blue and white striped button-up blouse, knotted in the front, paired with a long flowing white skirt.

“The Sin City” star later Instagrammed a photo from the outing while also joined by her parents, Mark and Cathy, and Lost actor Harold Perrineau and his family.

She captioned it: “#letitgo @WaltDisneyWorld #familyvacay @cash_warren@haroldperrineau @markdalba@cathyalba”

On Thursday, the mother-of-two shared a snap with the same group of people at Universal Studios in Orlando.

She captioned it: “Family fun day@universalorlando#UniversalStudiosOrlando w@cash_warren @haroldperrineau@markdalba @cathyalba#HarryPotterLand”

Jessica flew to Florida from New York City, where she was on Wednesday. “The Dark Angel” star took care of business while in the Big Apple, attending Honest Company meetings.

She also managed to get in mother daughter time, taking her girls out for strolls around the city.

Meanwhile, Jessica is currently gearing up to take on the beauty industry.

“The Honest Company” is launching beauty products in the fall, captioning a recent Instagram post: “Something big is coming soon! And as Honest members, we want you to be one of the first to join our extended family: @Honest_Beauty”

In March, Jessica told Cosmopolitan UK: “There’s a real need for beauty products that aren’t like piling dirt on your face, are healthy and don’t make you sick but actually work and feel luxury.

“At The Honest Company we’re making hair care, skin care and colour cosmetics, it’s nice that we can blend those two worlds.”

Co-founded by Jessica in 2012, “The Honest Company” started out with eco-friendly non-toxic baby and home products.

The company was reportedly worth $1 billion by the end of 2014.

Jessica has been balancing her film career on top of her business endeavours, and can be seen on the big screen in the action thriller, “Mechanic: Resurrection”, in April 2016. – DailyMail.

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