Jada Pinkett Smith gives fans a glimpse into her 51st birthday.
The co-host of “Red Table Talk” posted a video to Instagram on Monday of family and friends singing “Happy Birthday” to her as she stood next to her husband, Will Smith, and their son, Jaden Smith.
When her guests finished and cheered, Pinkett Smith blew out gold candles on a cake with pink rose frosting and bright pink petals on top.
The “Girls Trip” star – who looked cozy in a red tracksuit, a matching robe, purple Uggs and a black hat – then shared a few words after someone in the crowd yelled, “Speech! Speech!”
“I’m just grateful — just very grateful,” Pinkett Smith said as someone yelled back, “We’re thankful to you!”
Smith, 53, then chimed in, saying, “The end,” as the crowd laughed. ‘She’s grateful. Highest virtue.”
Pinkett Smith echoed her husband’s sentiment in the caption of her post, writing, “✨I’m so thankful for all the birthday love yesterday✨ Thank you .”
The actress posted more photos from her special day on her Instagram story. A photo showed a U-shaped table for 12 people on a patio overlooking a pond. The table was decorated with gold, white and pink place settings and bouquets of pale pink flowers.
Pinkett Smith also posted a close-up video of her gold chairs and table as Smith put the finishing touches on the decor. The couple’s daughter, Willow Smith, was answering her mother’s phone at the same time.
In a latest Instagram story, the “Matrix Reloaded” star took a photo showing off the dessert table, which featured a plethora of pink and gold themed cakes and cookies.
Pinkett Smith and Smith tied the knot in December 1997 and have been honest about the ups and downs in their marriage over the years. The couple revealed in July 2020 that they had secretly split up after Pinkett Smith’s “entanglement” with rapper August Alsina.
The “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” alum later told GQ that their marriage evolved from its monogamous roots.
“We have given each other trust and freedom, with the belief that everyone should find their own way,” he said. “And marriage cannot be a prison for us.”
Smith has kept a relatively low profile since coming under fire in March for punching Chris Rock onstage at the 2022 Oscars in defense of his wife, whose bald head was the butt of one of the comedian’s jokes.