69-year-old Pierce Brosnan wished wife of 21 years Kelly Shay Smith (58) on the anniversary

Pierce Brosnan posted a heartfelt tribute to his wife of 21 years, Keely Shaye Smith, on Friday, wishing them a very happy wedding anniversary.

The 69-year-old James Bond star took to Instagram to share a throwback photo of the couple on their wedding day, saying: ‘I can do it all again’.

His short but sweet love note read: ‘Happy anniversary my love Keely, we danced that night and still dance to this day. I could do it all over again. [sic],

58-year-old Keeley shared the same picture on her Instagram and wrote, ‘Happy anniversary my love.’

A host of Pierce fans and showbiz friends were quick to respond to his post as they sent their best wishes on the special day.

Pierce exchanged vows with Keely in his native Ireland in August of 2001.

Pierce met Keely, 57, at a party in 1994 after the death of Pierce’s first wife Cassandra Harris in 1991, and it hit it off before eventually deciding to tie the knot seven years later.

The couple share two sons together, Dylan, 25, and Paris, 21, and is the youngest of Pierce’s five children.

Mamma mia! The hunk also has 38-year-old son Sean and 49-year-old adopted son Chris, as well as Cassandra with his late adopted daughter Charlotte.

After the death of her father, Dermot Harris, in 1986, Pierce adopted Cassandra’s children Chris and Charlotte.

Pierce has often been vocal about how Keeley saved him from depression after his personal tragedies, describing him as a force ‘I wouldn’t be able to live without.’

Open to the Piers in April of 2017 People About how the pair enjoy each other’s company.

He said: ‘My wife and I took a short road trip up to Santa Barbara – we were going for a romantic weekend and going to see the houses and drink fine wine,’ he said.

‘We didn’t listen to any music, but we just listened to each other’s voices and settled the world.’

Meanwhile, the actor has several projects lined up this year, including the film The King’s Daughter, in which he plays King Louis XIV; DC film Black Adam, in which he plays Dr. Fett alongside Dwayne Johnson; and The Out-Law, an action-comedy also starring Nina Dobrev and Michael Rooker.

Deadline reported on Wednesday that Brosnan will also be featured in a project for the History Channel called Historie’s Greatest Heists, which will chronicle the mass robberies.

The outlet reported that the series would air in eight installments and chronicle events from the Wilcox train robbery of 1899 to the Great Brink robbery in 1950 in Boston, with “stylized” recreations of crimes and visual effects.