Rosie Huntington-Whiteley celebrated her birthday with boyfriend Jason Statham on Saturday at Il Ristorante in Los Angeles in the wake of the naked photoshoot that she did for Violet Grey magazine.

For her birthday celebration, the "Mad Max: Fury Road" actress looked angelic in a white dress broken by a thin leather tan belt on her waist.

"While she wasn't pictured leaving the eatery at the same time as her 47-year-old man, the pair were seen in the car together, as they prepared to make their way home together after a lovely evening," said Daily Mail.

"Jason's parents were believed to have joined them for the meal and were pictured in the back of the car with them on the night," the article added.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and boyfriend Jason Statham moved to LA last year after selling their London flat. The supermodel shuttles between London and LA for her modeling gigs while her action star boyfriend settles in Hollywood where his career is.

The model turned 28 on April 18.

Earlier, Rosie Huntington-Whitely posed naked for Violet Grey magazine.

In the interview, she recalled the first time she was about to go nude in a photoshoot.

"I was in London, and it was a different time. I honestly think I was a lot more free when I was younger," she said. "Kate Moss was my favorite supermodel; she set the standard in terms of nudity as fashion and art."

Jason Statham's girlfriend Rosie Huntington-Whiteley added that beyond being naked, "I think being comfortable in one's skin is the most attractive quality a girl can have. Beauty for me is about a good workout routine - that and a signature scent, preferably one that smells like a garden rose."

Now, Rosie Huntington-Whitely looks at nude photoshoots as just part of the business.

She said, "Oh, photo shoots are part of my day-to-day life; it's not something that I mentally have to prepare for in any way."

"Of course, with the nature of more sensual shots or nudity the really important thing is that there's a close bond of respect and understanding between the photographer and the subject."