Happy birthday Egypt! Alicia Keys plants a kiss on husband Swizz Beatz as they celebrate their son turning three in Hawaii

Love was flowing at the third birthday party for Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz's son Egypt.
The couple of three years kissed passionately as they celebrated with an outdoor party during a Hawaiian vacation.

Carrying balloons and learning how to hula, the family let their hair down as they laughed easily with friends for the special celebration.

Put it in a love song: Alicia Keys smooches her husband of three years, Swizz Beatz, at the third birthday party for her son Egypt, which took place on Thursday in Hawaii

Let's hear it for the boy: The musicians glow as they help their only child with an arts and crafts project

Dressed in a blue, purple and yellow romper, the Grammy winner was perfectly attired for the warm weather festivities.
With hardly a spot of makeup on and her short, partly buzzed hair worn frizzy and untamed, she looked like a natural island beauty.
She appeared extremely relaxed as she laughed with guests and was seen carrying a glass of what looked to be red wine.

Time to party! The Grammy winner carrying her son as she held onto a glass of red wine during the celebration

There was no way the tot could be bored with all the party activities planned.
In addition to a hula lesson on an open field, there were tables set up with arts and crafts projects and plenty of cans of Play-Doh. The singer happily passed out helium balloons in the shapes of stars.
Egypt - who has a buzz cut that matches mom's - was having as much fun as he could get his hands on. Wearing camouflage shorts, a Mickey Mouse T-shirt and going barefoot, he had a blast playing with paint and even got some on his hands and face.

Hawaiian dance: The New York native smiled as she learned to hula with her friends on a field

Getting the hang of it: The artist, who wore a white flowered lei around her neck, seemed to be having fun as she picked up the steps

Alicia has been busy with her Set The World On Fire tour which recently took her to Brazil.
She will next perform in Dubai on November 15 and after that will visit Japan and China.
Her tour ends on December 20 in New Zealand.
Still, she finds time to make sure her son has all he needs.
'Being a parent has made me more open, more connected to myself, more happy, and more creative,' she said to Scholastic Parent & Child‘s magazine earlier this year.
'I’m more discerning in what I do and how I do it. It’s just made me a better person all the way around.'
It was not challenging for the R&B singer to get used to motherhood.
'What’s been surprisingly easy is just how natural parenthood feels,' she said.
'I feel great about how easily I’ve fallen into the role. I love it!'
She is so close to her little guy that she has difficulty leaving him for work.
'What’s been surprisingly hard about becoming a mom is being away from him,' she says, then adds, 'and trying to find that magical balance for everything, which I kind of expected.'
The Keep a Child Alive‘s ambassador, tried to make family life as normal as possible for Egypt, who travels constantly with his mom.
'We love to go to art galleries and to the park,' she shares.
'We love to do painting days and to visit our family — and we also love to run around our house and just go nuts!'

Party favors: The mother was seen handing out helium balloons at the event

Birthday boy: The three-year-old seemed to have a great time on his vacation

And just like any normal mom, when it comes time to put her son to bed, she gets ready for story time.
'We like any books that are about trucks because Egypt is fascinated by them,' she has said,
'He can look at a picture of trucks and name every kind that there is - even an excavator.'
Her husband Beatz has two other children, Kasseem Jr., aged four, and Prince Nasir, 10-years-old, from previous relationships.
The singer recently sold her Manhattan penthouse, which has floor-to-ceiling glass windows.
She listed it in 2012 for $17.95 million.
She and Swizz bought the house in 2010 from fellow musician Lenny Kravitz for $12.75 million.
The star has also been busy producing her first film, The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete, which stars Jennifer Hudson.
This summer she buzzed the side of her head.
'At the time, and now in my life, I'm really about kind of shedding old things that it's time to let go of, and that's been a lot about what this whole Girl on Fire album is really representing for me,' she said earlier this month.
'And so at the time that I cut it, I needed to let go of all of those years of energy, of anything that ever held me back, or anyone that I needed to let go of. And it felt like a reinvigorated empowered me.'

Time to fly: The family at the airport on their way out of the tropical paradise