Inside Ashley Tisdale’s Bikini Birthday Party — Sexy Details

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Inside Ashley Tisdale’s Bikini Birthday Party — Sexy Details
Inside Ashley Tisdale’s Bikini Birthday Party — Sexy Details

Ashley celebrated her 27th birthday by throwing a beach bash with friends at Kia Beach House — read on for all of the hot details!

To celebrate her 27th birthday, Ashley Tisdale chose to skip the club, and instead hosted a low-key house party on the beach with her close friends, including Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens!

Grateful for all of her good fortune this year, Ashley made the theme of the party “happy” and even served her guests a “happy tequila” called PaQui.

Despite the scorching summer heat, Ashley and her pals stayed cool and hydrated with Resource Water while dancing to their favorite tunes on the outdoor deck.

As the day turned into night, the group built a small bonfire on the beach — and even invited the neighbors from next door that they just met!

After a long day of partying, Ashley and her boyfriend Scott Spears drove off in a Kia Soul, while Vanessa jetted off in a Kia Sportage SX.

The rides didn’t end there, Ashley Tisdale was all smiles as she celebrated her 27th birthday, July 2nd, on her brand new pink and yellow Op vespa. Ashley and her boyfriend Scott Speer hung out on the Op vespa and loved it!

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