The 'Melrose Place' alum and her 22-year-old daughter are seen taking a picture together, with the latter looking stunning in a black crop top and a leopard-print skirt.
- Oct 5, 2019
AceShowbiz - Heather Locklear looks so much better after her multiple trips to rehab, and it could be seen when the actress was spotted celebrating her daughter Ava Sambora's 22nd birthday at Fig and Olive in West Hollywood on Friday, October 4. In some pictures that circulated online, the "Melrose Place" alum was seen smiling throughout the celebration.
Both Heather and Ava were joined by their loved ones during the celebration, with the Chris Heisse confirming that he and Heather are back together by tagging along with the ladies. Meanwhile, the young girl brought along her boyfriend. In one picture, the mother-daughter duo flashed a smile to the camera as they posed against a white backdrop.
Another photo showed Ava's boyfriend helping her carry all the presents she received while she herself held a bouquet of flowers in her hand. She looked absolutely stunning in a sleeveless black crop top and a long leopard-print skirt while bringing a black bag. Meanwhile, Heather looked casual in a white blouse that she wore underneath a black cardigan. She completed the look with matching ripped pants and strappy high heels.
Prior to going out together, Heather took to Instagram to wish Ava a happy birthday. Along with a photo of her daughter blowing out candles on a birthday cake, the 58-year-old star wrote, "22 years ago God blessed me with an angel that walks this earth. Thank you Ava for all your goodness and strength. You are an inspiration and I'm forever grateful for you. Happy 22nd birthday." Ava commented on her post, "I love you mommy thank you."
Heather recently completed her month-long stint at a rehab facility. Celebrating her sobriety, she shared on Instagram a photo of a prayer written on a mirror. It read, "God. I offer myself to Three To build with me and to do to me as Thou will. Retire me of the bondage of self. That I may better do Thy will. Take away my difficulties, that victory over them may bear witness to those I would help of Ty Power. Thy Love and Thy Way of life. May I do Thy will always."
