Julia Louis-Dreyfus turns 60: Her life in photos

Julia Louis Dreyfus is celebrating 60 with a roster of movie and TV show achievements under her belt. See the "Veep" star's life in photos as she ushers in her new decade.

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After finessing her comedic chops with the comedy troop Second City, Dreyfus joined "Saturday Night Live" from 1982 to 1985 as their youngest cast member ever.

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After leaving "Saturday Night Live," Dreyfus (seen here in 1990) joined the sitcom, "Seinfeld" as her now iconic character, Elaine.

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With her husband Brad Hall in 1983. The two married in 1987 after meeting at Northwestern university.

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Winning an Emmy for "Seinfeld" alongside Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander in 1993.

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Dreyfus showed a little skin while attending the 2000 GLAAD Media Awards.

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Dreyfus and Brad Hall celebrated 20 years of marriage as they attended the 2007 Emmy Awards, where Dreyfus was nominated for her role "The New Adventures of Old Christine."

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Dreyfus was honored with her own star on the Hollywood Walk-of-Fame in May of 2010.

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In 2017, Dreyfus announced that she was battling breast cancer on Twitter. The following year, she announced she was cancer free. She is seen here with son, Henry Hall, in November of 2018.

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Dreyfus was honored with the Mark Twain prize for American Humor in October of 2018. The prize is one of the highest honors for humorists in the country.

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Holding yet another Emmy for her work on "Veep" in 2012. The undeniable talent has earned 11 Emmys in total.

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At 60, it's clear that Dreyfus isn't slowing down anytime soon.

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