Ivanka Trump Celebrates 40th Birthday With 2-Day Bash In Miami With Friends

Ivanka Trump had an early birthday celebration with her pals in Miami this week.

The former first daughter turns 40 years old this Saturday, and to celebrate, several of her girlfriends flew down to South Beach to party with her earlier this week, Page Six reported, citing unnamed sources.

Trump and her friends hit several hot spots, including the Surf Club at the Four Seasons and the private club ZZ’s in Miami's trendy Design District, where they danced the night away after enjoying dinner on their outdoor patio, according to the sources.

"It was two days of boating, beaches and bubbly … There were champagne toasts, cake and caviar," one insider told Page Six.

The source added, "It was an all-girls affair — with girlfriends from New York and Miami — but [Trump's husband Jared Kushner] made a cameo at the Surf Club dinner."

Trump, Kushner and their three kids, Arabella, 10, Joseph, 8, and Theodore, 5, moved to Miami last year.

The family was "loving" the area and living there "really suits them," the source added.

Trump and her family have been spotted out and about in Miami many times since moving there. The couple usually goes on walks or runs around their neighborhood and takes their kids to the beach or the golf course.

Earlier this month, Trump and Kushner were spotted packing on the PDA during a family outing at an area water park. While at the Tidal Cove water park in Aventura, she was seen sharing a sweet kiss with Kushner, and he was also photographed caressing his wife's back.

Trump sported a purple floral-print bikini and a white lace cover-up for the outing. She also wore oversized sunglasses and tied her hair with a pink scarf.

Trump and Kushner celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary on Monday.

Trump and Kushner moved from New York to Florida after the end of her father Donald Trump's term as president.

The couple bought a six-bedroom, eight-and-a-half-bathroom estate in Florida for $24 million in April, according to the New York Post.

In December last year, they also purchased a $30 million lot on Miami's Indian Creek Island, known as the "Billionaire's Bunker." The property was previously owned by Julio Iglesias.