Sarah Michelle Gellar Wishes Selma Blair a Happy Birthday: 'Every Year I Love You More'
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Selma Blair celebrated her 51st birthday in Nashville Friday with her son Arthur, 11
Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair's friendship gets better and better.
For Blair's 51st birthday Friday, Gellar, 46, shared throwback photos and recent snapshots on Instagram of herself with her Cruel Intentions costar and longtime friend.
"How it started … how it’s going. In my opinion, even better," she wrote in the caption, adding, "Every year I love you more @selmablair. Happy Birthday James!!!!"
Blair posted a video on Instagram Friday to show how she began her birthday, including lounging with son Arthur, 12 next month, who made her a cup of coffee in the morning.
"Vintage tees in Nashville to celebrate 51. The soundtrack bands of my life," she wrote in the caption. "Thank you Troy and Arthur. I’m a very lucky and loved mama. Thank you all for being with me."
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One of the throwback photos Gellar shared was taken on Gellar's 21st birthday, she revealed last year when she marked Blair's 50th.
"@selmablair this pic is my 21 bday…. And today we celebrate your 50th!!! If I told that little girl on the right, that the girl to her left was going to be her lifelong friend… she would say 'I know,' " she wrote last year.
"From the day I met you I knew you were special and would be by my side for ever," continued the Buffy actress. "I’m sorry I can’t be with you today (gee thanks COVID) and that we are not on our special trip (again thanks COVID) but I’m always with you. I love you my mean baby #secretsociety."
In April, Blair wrote an emotional open letter to her younger self for PEOPLE's 2023 Beautiful Issue.
"I know you are scared of growing up," she wrote. "You think you won't know how to do anything successful adults do, but it will be okay. Don't worry your mind about the future so much."
She added, "Trade your fear for hope. Keep reading. Write every day. Please trust yourself. Tell the truth. Observe. Good things will happen. And horrible things. And it will all be part of finding your footing and carrying on. You are worth loving."
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