Jessica Alba is shutting down rumors from last November that her husband, Cash Warren, hooked up with Lindsay Lohan.
Jessica told British Cosmopolitan in their March issue:
“Lindsay’s had to deal with this for so long. Everyone has to live their life, and that’s what people forget when you’re in this business… she’s really nice. We hang out and chat for hours about girl stuff.”
The 28-year-old actress said reports of a kiss between Cash and Lindsay were merely gossip – something that she doesn’t let bother her.
“When people wrote lies about me before I had [my daughter] Honor, I’d get upset or I’d get nauseous or I’d get angry or I’d want revenge. Now, it’s like, it’s just so ridiculous and it’s not even close to being the truth.”
In fact, she told the mag that Cash and Lindsay are possibly working on a TV show together.
“My husband may do a TV show with [Lindsay] – ironically, about the ridiculousness of tabloids."
Jessica and Cash have been happily married for two years, but Jessica revealed that she wasn’t keen on walking down the aisle at first.
“I had a hard time agreeing with marriage at all because I feel like it’s been warped. Originally it was two families coming together to make a stronger family. It was about survival – not love or soulmates. And it wasn’t until the last, what, 100 years that we’ve put this onus on marriage being about finding your soulmate. And now, the way they market marriage – even as a kid through Disney movies – is that it’s all about Prince Charming sweeping you off your feet. There’s this mentality that you need the big dress and the big day – the day every girl gets to be a princess. I didn’t agree with any of that. I chose
to get married because, essentially, you’re given a deck of cards in life… the one person you can choose to bring into your life as your family and to have that unconditional love with is your husband or
wife. I’m choosing you as my family, and we’re going to love each other through thick and thin.”
The actress explained that she and Cash have taken a modern approach to their wedding vows.
"This tradition of obeying your husband like he’s king? It’s a load of crap. Love and honor, yes. But you should love and honor yourself too, and your friends.”
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