When Alba posted photos of her daughter on her 15th birthday last month, netizens were quick to comment on how the young Warren is quickly starting to resemble her mum, with her chestnut brown hair, big eyes and impressive bone structure.

So, what do we know about her so far?

Honor Warren’s picture-perfect family

Honor Marie Warren was born on June 7, 2008, in Los Angeles, soon after her parents got married. “We eloped and I think I was nine months pregnant [with Honor]!” Alba told People in an interview last year. Warren landed her first magazine cover as an infant in the arms of her mum for OK!

Alba also explained that she named her daughter Honor because she always thought her own name was bland: “Come on, it’s [Jessica’s] a very 80s name, because there were tons of Jessicas in every school I went to. There’s something great about having a unique name. It’s a part of your identity.”

Honor is the eldest of three kids. Her siblings are sister Haven Garner Warren, 11, and brother Hayes Alba Warren, 5.

She inspired Alba’s The Honest Company

When the Fantastic Four actress was pregnant with Warren, Alba had a reaction to a baby detergent and was worried her child would suffer the same issues as a result.

She’s making more public appearances

Warren has been out and about lately, especially with her doting mama.

She got a custom Dior bag

While the Alba-Warren household clearly live a wholesome lifestyle, that doesn’t mean they don’t enjoy the privileges that come with stardom too. Case in point: Warren once received a custom Dior Book tote with her name printed on it, as seen in one of Alba’s unboxing posts. Hopefully she will inherit her mum’s good fashion sense too!

She thinks her mum is “cringey”

When Warren was younger, she didn’t realise quite how famous her mum is. In an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Alba recalled how Warren had no idea her mum was an actress and when she found out by first grade, she was “mortified”.

The Honey actress added, “I’m the definition of cringey [to my daughters]. They actually said that I should use the hashtag ‘cringeymum’. And I’m like, ‘That’s so mean! There’s so many more cringey mums than me, guys!’”

But they’re very close – and they even go to therapy together

Nonetheless, Alba and Warren are clearly very close. They’ve also faced their mother-daughter challenges head on as Warren navigates her way through the up-and-down emotional journey of adolescence, per People.

Alba told People in 2021 that she and her daughter go to therapy and that she hopes to “destigmatise” the practice. Warren “felt empowered to find her voice” in therapy, Alba explained: “[She can] speak her voice and own her opinions in a way and really gain confidence to say, ‘Hey, mum, I like this, I don’t like this.’”