Entertainment Movies Melanie Griffith Rings in Her 60th Birthday with Daughter Dakota Johnson and Pal Kris Jenner Melanie Griffith shared some "sweet" snaps on Instagram from her 60th birthday celebration with girlfriends and her children By Yvonne Juris Published on August 10, 2017 11:34 AM Share Tweet Pin Email Melanie Griffith shared a few sweet photos on Instagram from her 60th birthday celebration with her children and friends on Wednesday. The newly minted 60-year-old shared an adorable snap with her kids. Siting at a checkered table, Dakota Johnson, 27, and Stella Banderas, 20, can be seen on either side of her, along with birthday cards and a bright red M&M cake. “My birthday M&M cake❤️ thank you my sweet family!!! I love you!!!,” Griffith wrote for the photo caption. Melanie Griffith/Instagram On the other side of the table are two more guests— one of which may be her son Alexander Bauer. The Academy Award-nominated actress also shared another photo with her girlfriends — including Kris Jenner — at swanky Los Angeles restaurant Craig’s. “Birthday dinner with my girlfriends❤️❤️❤️ @krisjenner@loreerodkin @lizedlich at my favorite restaurant @craigsla 👏🏻💋👏🏻💋,” wrote Griffith. Celeb Quotes of the Day: Kesha, Kendrick Lamar & More The mom-of-three looked beautiful in her birthday photos, and she has been turning heads for quite some time with her super fit figure. Back in June, Griffith shared a “pre-workout” snap, wearing only a sports bra and grey leggings. Jason Merritt/Getty RELATED VIDEO: Melanie Griffith On Battling Addiction, Dating & Cosmetic Surgery: ‘Hopefully I Look More Normal Now’ The star — who is currently single — was married to actors Don Johnson, Steven Bauer and Antonio Banderas. Back in April, Griffith opened up in an interview with Porter magazine about family challenges, addictions and cosmetic surgery. “I was a totally functioning mom. I wasn’t like a drunk-on-the-floor, out-of-it person,” Griffith told Porter. “I didn’t do some things I probably should have done but, mostly, I was there for my kids. They had a sort of privileged gypsy life.”