Jessica Alba Marks Valentine's Day with Husband Cash Warren: 'Couldn’t Be More Grateful to Have You'

The Honest Company founder shared how much she adores her husband after knowing each other for nearly 20 years

Jessica Alba can't help but share how much she loves her husband Cash Warren!

The Sin City actress posted a celebratory Instagram post on Valentine's Day, sharing with her husband and followers how much she loves him.

In a series of four photos, Alba, 42, and Warren, 45, are seen smiling together. In the first image, the couple rock a black-tie look while holding hands as Alba strikes a pose and Warren smiles wide for the camera.

The following photo includes Alba kissing her husband on the cheek while they adventure on vacation. The actress also poked fun at her husband and shared a throwback image of him as a young man. Warren is seen grinning ear to ear in a fuzzy black Kangol hat.

The final photo includes the pair dressed in another black tie ensemble. Alba makes a kissy face for the camera while Warren wraps his arm around his wife.

“15 years and forever to go. Happy Valentine’s Day, mi amor @cash_warren ❤️,” began the actress. “I couldn’t be more grateful to have you as a partner in this lifetime - & our kiddos won the lottery with you as their dad. Te amo, today and everyday 😘.”

Related: Jessica Alba and Cash Warren's Relationship Timeline

The couple met on the Fantastic Four set in 2004 when Alba played Sue Storm, a.k.a. the Invisible Woman, and Warren worked as a director's assistant.

The two tied the knot in a surprise ceremony in May 2008. The following month, their first child Honor Marie was born.

They share three children: daughters Honor Marie, 15, and Haven Garner, 12, and son Hayes Alba, 6.

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Related: Jessica Alba's 3 Kids: All About Honor, Haven and Hayes

In September 2021, Alba told PEOPLE that the secret to sustaining their marriage was constantly communicating their needs.

"At different times, there were different things that we needed. Around the time I had the kids, it was like, 'I need [date night] once a week,' " she said. "And he's been like, 'I need you to be present on the weekends and not work.' Over-communicating, maybe that's it."

"I don't think we have a secret at all," she added. "We just have to check each other."

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