Storm Reid "Felt ALL the Love" at Her Surprise 18th Birthday Party (Courtesy of Her Mom)

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Last year, Storm Reid marked her birthday with an epic lightning bolt tattoo, and this year, she was given another memorable gift: a beachside surprise party, courtesy of her mom! "I felt ALL the love last night," Storm captioned an Instagram post on Sunday, four days before her 18th birthday on July 1. "My mommy threw me an early surprise birthday party, and it was perfect."

The sweet post included a photo of Storm posing with mom Robyn Simpson Reid and a heartwarming video of Storm's reaction to seeing all her loved ones gathered around for her special day. "I should have known!" she shouted through happy tears as she stepped out to see her friends and family greeting her with a chorus of "surprise." "I didn't get to get all the photos I wanted with everybody that showed up, but each person who was there made me feel so loved, and last night will be etched in my heart forever. So thankful. I can't believe I'm about to be a mini 'adult' lmaooo. #StormTakes18." Swipe through Storm's full Instagram post here to see her sliding into 18 with a smile on her face.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/storm-reid-18th-birthday-party-pictures-48395837

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