Hollywood Legend Doris Day Shares Her Birthday Portrait Ahead of Turning 97 The screen icon turns 97 on April 3

Just a few days ahead of her 97th birthday on April 3, Doris Day is sharing her exclusive birthday portrait, following a weekend celebration in her honor in her adopted home of Carmel, California.

The three-day event, attended by her loyal fans, was hosted by her charity the Doris Day Animal Foundation. and featured a 60th anniversary screening of Pillow Talk, the romantic comedy she made with her good friend Rock Hudson.

The screen and song legend, who did not attend the festivities, said in a statement: “I was floored to hear about all the activities happening over the weekend! I’m so touched and grateful to my pals who donated their time and talents and the wonderful fans from all over the world who made the trip just for my birthday. Their love and support to help us raise money for the precious four-ledgers means more to me than I can say.”

COURTESY DORIS DAY

For the last four decades, Day, who charmed millions of fans with films such as Calamity Jane and Pajama Game and once defined girl next door wholesomeness, has lived quietly in Carmel. Since founding the Animal Foundation in 1978, she’s devoted her life and her name to protect animals.

Doris Day in 1949

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Plans for her birthday include cake, ice cream (Edy’s slow churched chocolate fudge) and a few friends.

Says her manager Bob Bashara, also the CFO of the Doris Day Animal Foundation: “Doris will be spending a quiet birthday at home again this year surrounded by a few close friends. She always gets lots of phone calls wishing her happy birthday.”

Fans can post their birthday wishes to the star https://www.dorisdayanimalfoundation.org.

By Liz McNeil@lizmcneilLIZ MCNEIL

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