George H.W. Bush at 90 brings out the daredevil in him. Who says the crazy fun stops when you get older? To celebrate his 90th birthday, former President George H.W. Bush went skydiving. Yes, skydiving!

Former US President George H.W. Bush turned 90 years old on June 12 - and the former 41st President went skydiving out of a helicopter near his summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, to celebrate the big occasion.

Even though he's battled various illnesses including a form a Parkinson's disease and severe bronchitis (which kept him in the hospital for about seven weeks), the former Commander in Chief made the most of his 90th birthday by making a tandem jump this morning with Mike Elliott, a retired member of the Army's parachute team The Golden Knights, according to The Boston Globe.

The former President tweeted about his wild jump early this morning! ''It's a wonderful day in Maine - in fact, nice enough for a parachute jump,'' George H.W. tweeted to his 118,000 followers.

The former POTUS will also have a more mellow celebration for his birthday, according to CNN. He'll have a birthday dinner with about 200 family and friends and a performance by Ronan Tynan, an Irish tenor, to honor another year.

This wasn't George H.W.'s first time free falling out of a plane. The former Prez also celebrated his 75th, 80th, and 85th birthdays by skydiving. Wow! Despite ailing health, we applaud George H.W. for being so courageous, daring and FUN on his 90th birthday! It's so inspiring to see someone doing what they love despite their age.

That's what you call living large, even at 90!