Tiffani Thiessen, 50, rocks a cowboy hat and vest in rare family photo in Solvang: 'Yeehaw!'

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Tiffani Thiessen looked rodeo ready in a rare family photo on Friday.

The Saved by the Bell alum, 50 — who recently opened up about her 'own insecurities' — posted an adorable photo of her on Instagram with her husband and children rocking Western style. 

The mother-of-two wore a tan cowboy with an ascot and vest for the themed photo.

She tied the look together with blue jeans and black patterned cowboy boots and her raven locks fell over her shoulders. 

'Another one for books. What a memorable week. Yeehaw!' she wrote in the caption. 

Her husband, Brady Smith, 52, opted for a denim button up and jeans. He paired the look with a black cowboy hat and maroon Vans. 

The couple's children Holt, 9, and Harper, 14, were dressed in plaid shirts and jeans with woven cowboy hats.

They enjoyed time together with family at Alisal Ranch in Solvang, California for the Fourth of July.  

Thiessen's post was a hit with her 2.4million followers racking up over 8.7k likes as fans flocked to the comments to pen their support.

'You have a beautiful family. Have admired your work for years!' one wrote. Another chimed in, 'Makin’ memories, top tier!'

The 90210 alum and her husband met while working on set for a TV show and married in 2005.

Retelling the story of their engagement Smith told Yahoo, 'I made a book, and I called it The Tiffani & Brady Chronicles. Each page was trips we’ve taken, stuff that we had done together, special sweet moments. 

'And then on the last page, I drew myself down on one knee proposing. And then when she got to that page, she looked up and I got down on one knee and proposed,' he explained to the outlet. 

They exchanged vows in a private ceremony at an estate in Montecito, California on July 9.

After nearly two-decades together the famous pair has worked together on a handful of projects — most notably on an episode of White Collar in 2011.

Smith has previously landed roles on CSI Vegas, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Parks and Recreation.

Last year Tiffani admitted over the last decade she has changed her outlook and learned not to care what people think.

'I feel so much more at ease now than I did even ten years ago. I don't know if it's me just not giving a s***,' she said on the Good Instincts podcast.

Now, she's 'at a good place' and focused on 'raising happy, healthy kids that are going to do well for themselves and society.'