Key Insights
- Gratitude: Mandy Moore expresses overwhelming gratitude for her family and support system.
- Reflection: Nearly one year after losing her home, she reflects on the challenges faced.
- Support: Friends, including Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma, provided vital support during tough times.
- Family Moments: Heartwarming photos showcase her joyful moments with her husband and children.
Mandy Moore is giving thanks for what—and who—she has.
Nearly one year after her Altadena, Calif., home burned down during the Los Angeles wildfires in January, the This Is Us alum reflected on how recent life events have impacted her and her family.
“It’s been a pretty wild and difficult year,” she wrote in a post on Instagram Nov. 27, “but the top line is definitely overwhelming gratitude.”
Alongside the message, Mandy, 41, shared a series of heartwarming black-and-white photos of herself and her husband Taylor Goldsmith as they posed and shared laughs with their kids Gus Harrison, 4, Ozzie Bennett, 3, and Louise Everett, 14 months.
“Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours,” she continued, adding that she was “the most grateful for these four.”
In the immediate aftermath of the natural disaster earlier this year, Mandy leaned on her inner circle while navigating her new reality. In fact, her brother-in-law Griffin Goldsmith revealed that Hilary Duff and her husband Matthew Koma had taken in the A Walk to Remember actress’ household as he highlighted the ways the couple were supporting their community.
