- Jessica Alba has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for film and TV theatrical representation, with agents Mitch Bukhar and Steven Lashever leading the deal.
- Alba's Netflix thriller Trigger Warning debuted at #1 in 67 countries and has surpassed 91 million global views, marking one of her biggest screen performances to date.
- Her Roku unscripted series Honest Renovations is heading into its fourth season, with Alba co-hosting and exec producing.
Jessica Alba has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for film and TV theatrical representation. Agents Mitch Bukhar and Steven Lashever will handle her account.
Alba has had a strong recent run on screen. Her Netflix thriller Trigger Warning opened at #1 in 67 countries and has clocked over 91 million global views. She also exec produces and co-hosts the Roku series Honest Renovations, now entering its fourth season.
Over her career, Alba has appeared in more than 25 films, including Fantastic Four and Sin City, after earning a Golden Globe nomination for James Cameron’s Dark Angel.
CAA has been building its roster aggressively in 2026. The agency recently inked Becky Armstrong, star of Netflix’s Girl From Nowhere: The Reset, a signing that signaled CAA’s push into international talent, and digital creator and entrepreneur Chriselle Lim, whose deal with CAA reflects the agency’s appetite for multi-hyphenate talent.
Beyond acting, Alba founded The Honest Company in 2012 and led it to a NASDAQ IPO in 2021, becoming the youngest Latina to take a company public. She stepped down as Chief Creative Officer in 2024 and remains on the board.
She also sits on the boards of Yahoo, LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and Baby2Baby.
Takeaways
This signing is a power move, not a routine agency switch. Jessica Alba isn’t just an actress, she’s a proven brand builder, producer, and boardroom operator. CAA landing her at this stage of her career signals that both sides see a bigger picture beyond individual film and TV roles.
With Trigger Warning‘s global streaming success and Honest Renovations locked into a fourth season, Alba is coming to CAA with real momentum.
Moving to CAA now, where agents Bukhar and Lashever will guide her theatrical career, suggests she’s ready to escalate her on-screen ambitions with one of Hollywood’s most powerful agencies in her corner.
Will CAA’s theatrical muscle translate into bigger film roles for Alba, or will she lean further into producing and unscripted TV? Alba stepped down from The Honest Company’s executive role in 2024. Does this agency move signal she’s all-in on her entertainment comeback?
