Cash Warren Net Worth

What is Cash Warren's Net Worth?

Cash Warren is an American producer who has a net worth of $30 million. Cash Warren is probably best known for being formerly married to actress/entrepreneur Jessica Alba. He and Alba have three children together. Unfortunately, in January 2025, Cash and Jessica announced they were separating after 16 years of marriage. He met Alba in 2004 while working as a production assistant on the set of "Fantastic Four," and they married in 2008.

As we detail in the next section below, Cash received roughly $3 million in cash and 3 million shares in the Honest Company (half her stake) in their divorce.

Cash is the co-founder of Pair of Thieves, a successful retail apparel company specializing in socks, underwear, and basics, in 2012. Pair of Thieves is reportedly worth around $50 million.

As a producer, he has worked on several documentaries and films, including "In the Blood" and "Rising Son: The Legend of Skateboarder Christian Hosoi."

Divorce Settlement

Jessica Alba filed for divorce from Cash Warren in February 2025 after more than 15 years of marriage. Their official date of separation was December 27. At the time of the filing, The Honest Company had a public market valuation of approximately $615 million. Based on that valuation, Jessica's personal stake in the company was worth around $33 million.

By the time their divorce was finalized in February 2026, The Honest Company's market capitalization had declined to roughly $300 million, meaning her shares were now worth around $15 million.

According to court documents, the former couple had a combined pool of nearly 5.7 million restricted Honest Company shares considered to be community property. Because they did not have a prenuptial agreement, California law required a 50/50 split, meaning Cash Warren walked away with roughly 2.85 million of Alba's shares.

The final settlement reflected a relatively clean financial split. Neither Jessica nor Cash will pay spousal or child support, and they will continue to share custody of their three children. To equalize the division of assets, Jessica agreed to pay Cash a $3 million lump sum.

The couple agreed to divide a wide range of investments, splitting interests in companies such as Popchips, WeWork, Hopscout, Sona Labs, and Telly Inc.

One of the more notable elements of the agreement involves Jessica's entertainment residuals. Income generated from projects completed during the marriage will be split between the two. These projects include "The Office," "Valentine's Day," "Machete," "Saturday Night Live," "Little Fockers," "Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World," "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For," "Taylor Swift: Bad Blood," and "Extreme Makeover Home Edition." However, she retained full ownership of royalties tied to projects completed before the marriage, including "Dark Angel," "Fantastic Four," "Honey," and "Never Been Kissed."

In addition to financial assets, Jessica kept personal property in her possession, including clothing, jewelry, and several vehicles, while furniture and artwork from their shared home were divided. The former couple also agreed to split airline miles, while Cash retained ownership of a 2024 BMW i7.

Early Life

Cash Warren was born Cash Garner Warren on January 10, 1979, in Los Angeles, California. He is the son of Sue Narramore and actor Michael Warren, who played Bobby Hill on the 1980s TV series "Hill Street Blues." Cash attended Santa Monica's Crossroads School, then enrolled at Yale University, earning a Political Science degree in 2001.

Career

Cash worked as a crew member on the 2004 film "Taxi" and the 2005 superhero movie "Fantastic Four," and in 2006, he executive-produced the documentary "Rising Son: The Legend of Skateboarder Christian Hosoi." He then produced the 2008 documentary "Crips and Bloods: Made in America" and the 2010 TV series "Being Terry Kennedy." In 2014, Warren produced the film "In the Blood," which starred Gina Carano, Cam Gigandet, and Danny Trejo. He executive-produced three projects in 2015: the miniseries "Keswanis: A Most Modern Family," the TV series "Meet the Keswanis," and the "Sole Man" episode of the documentary series "30 for 30."

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Pair of Thieves

In 2014, Cash founded the sock company Pair of Thieves with his friends Alan Stewart and Dave Ehrenberg, and by the end of the year, the company had entered into a deal with Target, with 1,800 of the retailer's locations carrying Pair of Thieves socks. The company has collaborated with Nordstrom and Disney, and after five years in business, Pair of Thieves' annual revenue had grown from $250,000 to more than $30 million.

In 2017, the company launched the Black Out + White Out initiative, stating "Socks are the most requested (yet least donated) item by those struggling with homelessness. Let's do something about it. When you purchase from our Blackout/Whiteout collection of socks, we donate socks and other essentials to individuals in need." As of this writing, the company has donated three million pairs of socks.

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Personal Life

Cash met Jessica Alba on the set of 2005's "Fantastic Four." They became engaged on December 27, 2007. The couple married on May 19, 2008, at a Beverly Hills courthouse. They have three children, daughters Honor (born June 7, 2008) and Haven (born August 13, 2011), and son Hayes (born December 31, 2017). Unfortunately, Cash and Jessica announced their separation in January 2025 after 16 years of marriage.

Real Estate

In 2017, Warren and Alba paid close to $10 million for an 8,829-square-foot home in Beverly Hills. They bought the seven-bedroom, 8.5-bathroom home from Hollywood executive Mike Medavoy. The 1.85-acre property includes a swimming pool, spa, and guesthouse.

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