Fans can’t believe Jessica Alba, 43, looks almost as young as her teenage daughter

Jessica Alba doesn’t age – at least according to her fans.

The 43-year-old actress shared a series of photos of herself and her 16-year-old daughter, Honor, at Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n Sweet tour in Los Angeles, with people unable to believe the uncanny similarities.

Jessica, who shares three children – Honor, 12-year-old Haven and six-year-old Hayes – with her husband, Cash Warren, posted a carousel of photos and videos on Instagram of herself and her teenage daughter enjoying the concert.

The Honest Company founder posed with his lookalike daughter and shocked fans couldn’t help but comment on their resemblance to each other.

‘You all look like sisters. So, so cute,’ gushed Lauren Sanchez.

‘You still look 18, it’s not fair! @jessicaalba fits right in with cool crew. Hope you had a fun night,’ another agreed.

“Girl you ain’t getting old,” chimed in another.

In the first clip, Jessica and Honor pose as Sabrina Carpenter’s Please Please Please plays, waving a make-up brush while the singer’s ‘just did my make up so nice’ lyrics are sung.

The video then shifts, showing the duo and two other friends posted in front of the stadium, dressed for the show.

Jessica looked chic in a pair of highly spilled chocolate brown trousers with a lighter brown strapless satin top and a dark oversized blazer.

She left her long hair out and wavy, wearing simple and natural looking makeup.

Honor wore a blue denim mini skirt with a black shirt and denim jacket, paired with matching cowboy boots.

In October, Jessica gave fans insight into her family life, sharing a series of slides to Instagram showing them enjoying a day at Disney World for Halloween.

The youthful mother wore an outfit similar to her daughter’s, donning baggy jeans, a t-shirt, sneakers and a baseball cap.

In June, Jessica revealed that if her children decided to pursue a career in showbiz, she admitted that she would rather they step behind the camera.

She told People: ‘The thing is, if you tell your child something, they will do the opposite. If they want to be a performer, then to be able to be a producer and a writer or a director.’

She continued: ‘I think having that leadership role is really important for the arts and being part of the arts in a way where they feel like they can have more autonomy and there’s more dignity.’

While Jessica and Honor are close now, the Fantastic Four star revealed in an interview with Real Simple last January that she and her daughters went to therapy together, admitting it ‘put her on edge’ as a parent.

“Honor was probably 11 and we were arguing all the time about stupid things,” Jessica admitted to the magazine.

“And I was like, I don’t want to live like this. This is not fun. I didn’t want us to have a wedge between us.

‘As her mother, when I say something, she will hear it as an argument or as me trying to control her.

‘I wanted there to be someone who could explain things in a way that I couldn’t.

‘What I said to Honor was, “I want to be a better parent to you and this is your forum to basically talk about anything that bothers you like I do.”