Michelle Pfeiffer is giving fans a glimpse at her family.

The 63-year-old actress doesn't often share photos of her children on social media – though her husband, writer David E. Kelley, pops up from time to time – but broke protocol for a special post on Friday.

In the photo, the Oscar-nominated actress posed for a selfie with her 28-year-old daughter, Claudia Rose. Pfeiffer rocked a multi-colored floral top while Claudia donned a bright red getup.

"Out on the town with my girl," Pfeiffer captioned the sweet pic, adding a red heart emoji.

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Some of the star's famous friends gushed over the duo in the post's comments.

Michelle Pfeiffer shared a photo of herself and her daughter, Claudia Rose, on Instagram. (Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage)

"Beautiful inside and out," wrote "Grey's Anatomy" actress Jessica Capshaw. "Have Have so much fuuuuuun!!!"

"Perfection," said Selma Blair.

Jewelry designer Rona Pfeiffer – sister-in-law to the actress – added several sparkling emojis to the comment section.

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The "French Exit" star adopted Claudia in 1993 as a newborn shortly after marrying Kelley. She was in adoption proceedings before she met her beau.

The two later had a son, John, in 1994.

Michelle Pfeiffer (center) with her husband David E. Kelley and daughter Claudia Rose at the 2010 Academy Awards.  (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

"When [Claudia] came, [Kelley] and I had only been together for about two months," Peiffer said in a 2007 interview with Good Housekeeping. "we had this child with us right away, and most people don't have that. But I really got to see him in a situation that certainly would separate the boys from the men."

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 The star said Kelley "rose to the occasion" and that because they both "were ready to start a family," they made it work.

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"…In a strange way, it took the pressure off us, as a couple," she continued. "We had something else to focus on. It was sort of perfectly timed. I mean, it's a real testament to the kind of person he is, but also to the fact that sometimes the traditional way of doing things isn't always the best way."