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Kathy Hilton posted a photo of her husband, Rick Hilton, celebrating his 70th birthday with his grandchildren on August 17.

Just three months ahead of their 45th wedding anniversary, the 66-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, who shares four children with Rick, including daughters Paris Hilton, 44, and Nicky Hilton, 41, and sons Barron Hilton, 35, and Conrad Hilton, 31, gave her husband a shoutout on Instagram.

“Happy Birthday, Rick. We love you,” Kathy wrote in the caption of the image, also adding, “Papa with all of his grandbabies” in a message across the photo.

Although their youngest son, Conrad, who is believed to be dating Shameless actress Emma Kenney, 25, doesn’t yet have any children of his own, Paris shares son Phoenix, 2, and daughter London, 1, with husband Carter Reum, 44, Nicky shares daughters Lily-Grace, 9, and Theodora, 7, and son Chasen, 3, with husband James Rothschild, 40, and Barron shares daughter Milou, 5, and sons Caspian, 2, and Apollo, 1, with his wife, Tessa Gräfin von Walderdorff.

In December of last year, after celebrating 44 years of marriage, Kathy spoke to Page Six about keeping the magic alive with Rick.

“I think just — respect. And honesty. And if you’re upset about something, you talk about it right away,” she revealed. “Keeping the right influences, like, the right couples around … and never go to bed upset.”

Kathy also spoke of her relationship with her husband and how her marriage impacted the romances of her children on Call Her Daddy last month.

“I don’t have [any regrets]. I really believe that God was, I really have angels there ’cause it, you know, coming from a divorced family, I never wanted that, and I think that the girls really take that seriously. You know, they really respect it, and they waited. They wanted to find the right person,” she shared. “And my boys as well, because a lot of their friends, their parents were divorced, and when I was little, there wasn’t as much of that, and I almost felt ashamed. That might sound strange, but it bothered me.”