Mandy Moore Shares Candid Look at Postpartum Body

Mandy Moore Shares Why She Turns to Mother-in-Law Kathy Goldsmith for Venting

This is Mandy Moore—and she’s not afraid to bare it all.

In fact, the 42-year-old recently gave a candid look at her body after becoming a mom alongside her husband Taylor Goldsmith.

“After 3 kids in 3 1/2 years, this is what my body is….” she wrote on her Instagram Story July 16. “Loose skin and all.”

In the accompanying video, Moore—mom to son Gus, 5, son Ozzie, 3, and daughter Lou, 21 months—stands in front of a mirror in leggings and a crop top, rubbing her stomach to reveal the loose skin in that area.

And the This Is Us alum also shared a peek at how she honors her body after giving birth to three kids: in the gym.

In a subsequent Story, Moore shared a video of herself doing an exercise where she jumps up onto a bar, lowers herself onto a box, completes an incline push-up on the box, before jumping back up and repeating the movement. And while she looks like a pro, the Walk to Remember star emphasized that perfection isn’t the goal.

“Also, I’m super awkward and not a natural athlete,” she wrote alongside the video, “but I’m committed to getting stronger for the long run.”

And Moore is also committed to being honest about the highest, hardest and funniest moments motherhood has to offer—case in point, this hilarious interaction she had with her eldest.

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“On our way to camp this morning,” Moore—who tied the knot with Goldsmith, 40, in 2018—wrote on her Story, “Gus asked me if I was going to die before dad because I’m older than him. BURN.”

She continued, “I told him I’m only a year older than @taylordawesgoldsmith, geez.”

But these days, Moore is especially grateful for the normalcy of parenthood. After all, she and her family almost lost their home in the wildfires that swept through the Los Angeles area in 2025.

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In the time since, Moore and Goldsmith have remodeled their house after it was significantly damaged, recalling to Architectural Digest the moment they returned to the property after the fires and saw their garage had burned down and that their studio was still aflame.

As Goldsmith told the outlet, “In my ignorance around what it means to live in a home that had been through a fire, I walked through and thought, ‘Everything's fine, we made it, it's gonna be OK and we'll be back within a month or something.’ But very quickly, we learned that all the soft goods—all the furniture, the rugs—that was all thrown away.”

But after moving back in, he and Moore couldn’t be more grateful for the community they have in Altadena.

“Overwhelmingly, you feel so proud to live here and so proud to stake your claim here,” she explained. “So many people that we know, too, neighbors of ours, are doing the same, and I feel like it's gonna bring everybody that much closer.”

For more on Moore’s family life, read on.

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