Melanie Griffith Spotted Making a Candy-Run at a Gas Station

Melanie Griffith stopped by a L.A. gasoline station wearing a tiny pair of denim shorts on Sunday for some M&M’s and cigarettes.

Melanie Griffith looked fit as she rocked a pair of distressed denim shorts, white long-sleeved shirt, and white pair of kicks in a gas station in Hollywood on Sunday. The actress was seen bagging a pack of peanut M&M’s and two packs of cigarettes.

MOVING IN

The thrice-married star will be moving into her “first solo house,” a big move she prepared for the past three months. Griffin utilized her social media account to share details of ner new home, including a recent post showing a short house tour.

“I will show you my new house next week cuz it’s not ready yet,” she wrote.

GETTING MARRIED

Griffith has three children, Alexander, 33, Dakota, 29, and Stella, 22, all from her three marriages. In an interview with InStyle, the actress shared that she no longer wanted to get married again.

“I really don’t think it’s relevant for anyone anymore,” Griffith said. “But especially if you’re 60 and you have four kids, and you’re living the life you’ve always wanted. Then why get married?”

After her first marriage with Don Johnson came to an end, she married Steven Bauer, whom she had one child with, Alexander. Sadly, their marriage ended in divorce, and fate took the actress back to Johnson, whom she married again.

The fruit of their love was her second daughter, “Fifty Shades” star, Dakota. Her last husband was the iconic Hollywood star, Antonio Banderas. She revealed their time together was “more exciting than playing a part in a story.”

SPOTTED WITH DAKOTA

Griffith was recently spotted entering a limousine with her daughter, Dakota. The 61-year-old looked elegant as she donned in a black patterned spaghetti-strap dress, while her daughter kept it casual in jeans and sneakers.

Johnson has been busy with a few films, including “The Friend,” where she co-stars with Jason Segel, Casey Affleck, Kelvin Harrison Jr., and Ellis Ross, and “The Peanut Butter Falson,” with Shia LaBeouf and Bruce Dern.