Melanie Griffith, an Academy Award winner and amazing actress, came to Instagram on November 29 and posted a beautiful photo of herself with her mom, actress Tippi Hedren. Netizens rushed to send their love and best wishes to the mother and daughter.
Hedren is most known for her role in Alfred Hitchcock’s all-time masterpiece, ‘The Birds.’ Her charm continues on, as her daughter never misses an opportunity to express the loving side of her mother on her Instagram profile.
Hedren, 92, radiates with brilliance while sitting on a comfy couch with her daughter Griffith. On Thanksgiving Monday, the 65-year-old actress captioned her image, “Thankful that my Mom is still here with us,” showing her gratitude to Hedren.
The article was inundated with comments from celebs such as Mario Lopez and Olivia Harrison, who expressed their gratitude with phrases such as “What a blessing.”
Singer Alicia Witt said, “love love love this photo. I’m so glad she is with you, too” with red hearts. The post even garnered comments from Griffith’s ex-husband Antonio Banderas, who she split from in 2015 after nearly 20 years of marriage saying, “Love for both of you ladies,” with red hearts.
Griffith compliments Hedren on her granddaughter Stella Griffith’s perfume line in another post of a short video. When they saw the video, fans and followers stated how much they admired Hedren as an actor and how fortunate Griffith is to have her in his life.
‘Tippi Hedren was my late mother’s favorite actress! remarked a user with the account @mrseam62. One of my fondest memories of her and I was watching vintage films together. She could recall events from her life (the 1950s and 1960s) and tie them to a movie. Your mother is still a great spirit!’
The “Crazy in Alabama” actress had earlier uploaded a birthday post devoted to Tippi Hedren, which included previously unseen photos of Tippi Hedren. The album includes photos from Halloween, in which Hedren is seen wearing a skeleton earring and striking a humorous stance, as well as vintage photos of the mom and daughter in a black and white frame.
Griffith’s photos keep admirers on their toes, as they frequently ponder how the veteran actress is doing these days. Several interviews have revealed how the Hollywood actress felt limited and frightened by the well-known thriller genre filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock.
Though “The Birds” was her final film with him, it was afterwards exposed how the contractual deal had harmed the actor’s profession.
