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Jessica Alba Responds To
Her Nickname, Talks About Baby Alba
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

Jessica Alba is on the cover of Latina
Magazine's March 2008 issue, and
inside the mag talks about being excited for her new baby, the celebrity
gossip blogs' nickname for her (Jessica "Don't Call Me Latina" Alba), red
carpets, being accepted in Hollywood, and more. The expectant mom
showcases her still-tiny baby bump, and says she used to hug the legs of
random men when she was young, thinking they were her father.
We
dig the photo shoot, but the "Think You Know Her? You Have
No Idea" line on the cover is
more than a little cliché.
In response to allegations that she
is proud of being distant from her Latina roots, Jess says, "I never said
that. Cut loose from what? What the hell are they talking
about? Why would I want to cut loose from the only family I
know?"
"I wish to God
that my Dad spoke Spanish to my brother and me, but he didn't grow up with
it."

"When I was little," she said,
"I used to go up to black men and hold their legs, thinking it was my dad
all the time. I'd wrap my arms around them, then look up and be
like, 'Oh my God!'"
Alba told Latina's Mimi Vales Ryan
that she is "excited for my baby to be brown. I just have to believe
the dark gene is going to survive. Cash and I are like,
please!" Cash Warren is her partner and the father of the
unborn babe.
On being accepted in Hollywood, Jess says, "I was
always trying to figure out: How the hell am I going to be
mainstream? How are people going to accept me? When are they
going to get a clue that I am American, that this is what America
looks like - people like me who are mixed, have different blood, mixed
with different ethnicities? When are the people who are hiring for
these jobs and writing these screenplays going to realize
that?"
The issue hit newstands yesterday, so for more juicy Jessica
Alba quotes, get your Latina on!
Thanks, mrpickem!
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