Celebrity Party On! President Barack Obama Will Celebrate His 55th Birthday with an A-list Bash at the White House Some of the guests reported to attend include Beyoncé, Jay Z and Obama's favorite rapper, Kendrick Lamar By Nicole Sands Published on August 5, 2016 04:00 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Susan Walsh/AP Celebrating in style. President Barack Obama will ring in his 55th birthday Friday night at the White House surrounded by a slew of his celebrity friends. “This evening the First Lady is hosting a 55th birthday celebration for the President at the White House. The guest list includes a large number of family members and friends to mark the occasion,” a rep for the White House tells PEOPLE in a statement. “The private event will be paid for with the family’s personal funds.” The New York Post‘s Page Six reports guests are expected to include Beyoncé, Jay Z, Obama’s favorite rapper Kendrick Lamar, Ellen DeGeneres, Portia De Rossi, Sarah Jessica Parker, Stevie Wonder, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, Magic Johnson, Alonzo Mourning, and Usher, who is expected to perform. But Obama can’t forget about those who have served him well during his two terms in office. Politicos expected to attend include Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, Vice President Joe Biden, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and Attorney General Loretta Lynch. On Thursday – Obama’s actual birthday – First Lady Michelle Obama recognized her husband’s special day on her Instagram, sharing a sweet photo of her touching Obama’s chin and grinning widely. “55 years young and that smile still gets me every single day,” she captioned the adorable photo. “Happy birthday, Barack. I love you.” RELATED VIDEO: Happy Birthday President Obama! And while the president’s birthday happened to fall on Throwback Thursday, Biden opted to celebrate both. “Happy 55th, Barack!” Biden captioned a picture of matching block-letter friendship bracelets that reads “Joe” and “Barack” on Twitter. “A brother to me, a best friend forever.” •Reporting by JANINE RUBENSTEIN