WATCH: Mookie Betts’ wife Brianna celebrates 30th birthday bash in style while dancing and singing with Dodgers star and friends

Mookie Betts' wife Brianna Betts turned 30 on Monday. The Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star planned a party for his lovely wife in San Diego and invited their friends to celebrate the day.

Brianna posted a video on Instagram, capturing the key moments of the party, and wrote a heartfelt note in the caption.

“This is 30! A woman of GOD, a wife, a mom, a daughter, a sister and a friend! Being unapologetically me ,and comfortable in my own skin! I learned so much in my twenties and saying goodbye to an era of changes, breaks and byes! Im standing in my now and I’m so blessed and grateful! I’m grateful for my now and getting ready for my next! Ohhh it’s going to be soo lovely!! Happy Birthday to Me! 🥰

"Thank you to my husband for a planning a beautiful brunch!,” Brianna wrote on Instagram.

In the featured video, Mookie Betts and Brianna spent the day with their friends, enjoying drinks and dancing to their heart's content. This may have been his last vacation before rejoining the Dodgers for their upcoming series against the Milwaukee Brewers.

The event planning and the stunning decorations were done by Up Up And Away Events LLC, experts in event planning, balloon designing and prop rentals. The Elite Mobile Bartending made the party lively with their beverage servings.

Meanwhile, Real Productions Inc. did the magic work of capturing those moments of Brianna’s birthday party.

Mookie Betts continues his philanthropy work

The LA Dodgers superstar Mookie Betts is known for his off-field philanthropy works. His '50/50 Foundation', a non-profit charity organization, aims to help underprivileged children find their true potential without facing any medical and financial barriers.

In June, the Dodgers Foundation partnered with Betts’ 50/50 Foundation to donate $100,000 to Brotherhood Crusade. It's a welfare firm for underserved communities, to raise funds for their charity project.

"Tonight, we welcomed longtime partner of ours, @bhcrusade, a 50-year-old grassroots organization committed to social justice and meeting the needs of our South LA community.

"With @5050foundation we once again partnered on our '50 Feeds LA' campaign to raise funds for Brotherhood Crusade to provide 400,000 meals for youth and families in South LA."

Betts, who last played in June before getting injured with a hit-by-pitch, is expected to join the Dodgers in the Brewers series at American Family Field, starting from Monday.

He’ll be playing in a new fielding position as a right fielder and will move up in the offense lineup to make room for Shohei Ohtani as leadoff batter.