Jessica Alba and husband Cash Warren have ended their marriage after 16 years together.

In an Instagram post shared on Thursday, Alba confirmed their split, writing: "Over the years, I have been on a journey of self-actualization and transformation, both personally and with Cash. My reflections on the past 20 years We are proud of how we have grown as a couple and our marriage over the years, and now it is time for us to begin a new chapter of growth and evolution as individuals.”

Although they are no longer together, Alba said the two are "moving forward with love, kindness and mutual respect and will always be a family."

"Our children remain our top priority and we ask for privacy at this time," she concluded her message.

Alba and Warren met on set in 2004. Fantastic Fourin which Alba plays Sue Storm. Warren served as director Tim Story's assistant during filming.

They married in 2008 and have three children, ages 7, 13 and 16.

Just last year, Alba celebrated their wedding anniversary on Instagram, saying, "I'm so proud that we've made it this far. There's no real set of rules or guidance that can help you understand commitment and commitment to another person. What it means to choose to be a family.

"Through thick and thin, we keep finding our way back to each other and choose each other. Cheers to us, I love you," Alba also said in a message at the time.

In addition to acting, Alba is the founder of Honest Company, a baby products and personal care business launched in 2012. Alba resigned as the company's chief creative officer in April last year. Alba wrote in a statement on Instagram at the time: "While making this decision was never easy, I know we have a leadership team in place led by (CEO) Carla Vernón , to advance our founding vision and solidify Honest’s legacy as an industry changer.

"As we reimagine the future of our business, we benefit greatly from the insights of founder Jessica Alba. Jessica is a true visionary who founded Honest with the vision to bring baby and personal care products to Bringing higher standards of clean ingredients and sustainable design,” Vernon said in a statement. “On behalf of the management team, Board of Directors and generations of Honest employees, I express my deep appreciation for Jessica’s leadership over the years. I am pleased that Jessica will continue to serve as an advisor to our Board members. And, as she turns her attention to exciting We will cheer for her as she embarks on her new career.”

At the time, Alba noted that she was shifting her focus to "new projects and passions."