Julia Roberts is celebrating her husband, Daniel Moder, and has done so by taking to social media and sharing a PDA-filled photo of the pair.
Moder has just turned 57, according to People, and the actress honored him with an Instagram post that showed Roberts and her love in a sweet embrace. As the star holds onto her spouse, with her arms wrapped tightly around him, he holds her back with his hand cupping her head.
The couple appears to be at home, with a cozy fireplace behind them and plenty of pictures on the walls.
In the caption, Roberts wrote, “🔥🎉🥰🎂🔥 My fav day. My fav man. #131 #WLF”
Fans & Friends Also Sent Birthday Wishes
Although Roberts limited who could comment on her post, a few friends and fans still left birthday messages for Moder.
“The sweetest! Happy birthday 🎈,” one person wrote.
Another person left a comment, saying, “Happy Birthday to the great Danny Moder!”
Someone else wrote, “Happy Birthday Danny! We adore you!”
Even fellow star Rita Wilson sent birthday well wishes to Moder, writing, “Happy Birthday!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️love to all Moders!!!!🎈🎈🎈”
Julia Has Shared Her Love for Daniel Over the Years
GettyRoberts first met Moder, who’s a cinematographer, on the set of “The Mexican” in 2000. They were married on July 4, 2002, and went on to have three children together, twins Hazel and Phinnaeus (born in 2004) and son Henry (born in 2007).
In October 2022, Roberts sat down for a chat with anchor Jane Pauley during an interview for “CBS Sunday Morning” (via CBS News). The star took the time to discuss both her personal and professional life.
“It just never consumed me, being an actor,” Roberts said. “It is my dream come true. But it is not my only dream come true.”
Pauly then asked, “What are the other dreams?”
“The life that I’ve built with my husband,” Roberts answered. “The life that we’ve built with our children. And that’s the best stuff. … The point is to come home at the end of the day triumphantly to them.”
The actress also opened up about writing letters to her family back home while she’s working.
In response, Pauley pointed out, “You probably could have sent emails pretty quickly.”
Roberts explained, “Yeah, but that’s kind of boring — and they don’t get the cool stamps. It’s something that Danny and I have always done. I mean, I have the first letter he ever wrote me. … And one day, I’ll show it to Hazel and say, ‘That’s what you’re looking for.'”
