Girls' who brunch! Jessica Alba takes daughters Honor and Haven out for the day

By Sameer Suri For Dailymail.com

Published: 18:08 EST, 5 February 2017 | Updated: 19:15 EST, 5 February 2017

Alongside her acting career, Jessica Alba's fielding business mogul responsibilities as the head of consumer goods brand The Honest Company.

Yet  she set it all aside on Saturday to take her daughters Honor, five, and Haven, eight, out to the iconic Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, California.

That evening, her Snapchat played host to images of herself celebrating with Champagne in a plastic cup and some foil-wrapped chocolates shaped like hearts.

Family weekend: Jessica Alba took her eight-year-old daughter Honor and her five-year-old daughter Haven out to the iconic Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, California on Saturday

For her daytime outing, spectacles on her face, she'd pulled on a long grey coat over her fossil grey top and tight black trousers,

A stylish black purse dangled cross-body from her right shoulder, over which she'd also slung a large pink bag.

Both her girls were wearing bomber jackets with their names stitched on the front in white, and Honor - the firstborn - carried a doll.

Muted style: Spectacles on her face, she'd pulled on a long grey coat over her fossil grey top and tight black trousers

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The Good Luck Chuck actress married Cash Warren, the son of Hill Street Blues actor Michael Warren, in 2008.  Honor was born three weeks later, Haven in 2011.

Her Snapchat video Saturday night saw her sitting on the floor with her husband and a third reveler, all of whom were toasting with their Champagne.

Last year, the Sin City star revealed to The Sun that 'I was a lot more critical of my body [before having kids] when it was probably pretty awesome. I was so skinny!'

After bringing two daughters into the world, however, 'I know how silly and unimportant it is, so it’s certainly given me perspective.'

Family background: The Good Luck Chuck actress married Cash Warren, the son of Hill Street Blues actor Michael Warren, in 2008, three weeks before they had Honor and three years before they had Haven

'There's so much optimism and hope in children': Effervescing that 'there really isn’t anything I don’t enjoy about being a mum!' she's told The Sun of her girls that 'They're always funny and curious'

In her words, 'Being pregnant and giving birth gave me a new found respect for my body, it’s amazing. It made me realize: "Oh right, this is why we have all the bits that we have!" There is a real reason for it.'

Effervescing that 'there really isn’t anything I don’t enjoy about being a mum!' she said of her girls that 'They're always funny and curious.'

'Of course, they can be little brats sometimes when they’re overly tired or hungry or fighting, but there’s so much optimism and hope in children.'

The weekend's here in earnest: That evening, her Snapchat played host to images of herself celebrating with Champagne in a plastic cup

Trio: Her Snapchat video Saturday night saw her sitting on the floor with her husband and a third reveler, all of whom were toasting with their Champagne

A treat: In addition to the bubbly, she also enjoyed some foil-wrapped chocolates shaped like hearts

 

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