Treating herself to a personal pampering session, Jessica Alba was spotted out at Kinara Spa in West Hollywood on Tuesday (December 8).

After spending a little time inside the beauty spot, the “Sin City” starlet looked refreshed as she was led out to her awaiting SUV.

The sighting comes as Miss Alba gears up to shoot another new movie called “First Love, Then Marriage”.

Costarring Christopher Walken and Blythe Danner, the Dermot Mulroney directed comedy sees “a happy newlywed marriage counselor’s views on wedded bliss get thrown for a loop when she finds out her parents are getting divorced.”

Sticking with the regular family weekend routine, Jessica Alba stepped out for brunch with Cash Warren and Honor Marie in Brentwood on Sunday (November 8).

The “Good Luck Chuck” cutie strolled along while her hubby toted their precious little girl in his arms before putting her down to test her improving walking skills.

The quality family time comes as Miss Alba continues along with her busy movie career, having just recently begun shooting on the set of “Little Fockers”.

Talking about the addition of Jess despite preconceived notions that she’s not a comedic person, “Litte Fockers’ actress Teri Polo told E! Online, “She loves to be funny. I also think she’s a very shy person who perhaps people perceive as a certain way…We get along just great.”

Continuing on, Teri adds, “I think some people have a certain preconception and are intimidated and don’t approach them properly. So then why would that person come out of their shell? You just kind of have to prod them along and then they just come right out.”

Stepping out for the day’s agenda, Jessica Alba was back for more of the Clinton Global Initiative festivities in New York City on Thursday (September 24).

Teaming up with U2 frontman Bono on the stage, Jess looked cute in a purple dress to go with her stylish blonde hairdo as she participated in the afternoon discussions.

As previously reported by Gossip Center, the Fifth Annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative gathers prominent individuals in politics, theater, business, science, academics and religion to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East.

The event, which was founded by former president Bill Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations while most world leaders are in New York City.