"Oklahoma!"
Since the girl’s parents were busy all day, she was raised by her grandmother, a former dancer from London’s West End theater. As Mandy grew older, she discovered her singing talent. The grandmother in every possible way encouraged her beloved granddaughter’s timid attempts to sing some song, and one day they went to the theater to see the musical “Oklahoma!” Ten-year-old Mandy Moore, whose biography began with the theater, sat enchanted throughout the entire performance, and at home sang several songs from memory. After this, the girl decided to become a singer.
Moore, Mandy
1993–1998: beginning of career
Moore became interested in singing after watching the musical “Oklahoma!”; her grandmother also inspired her to take up singing lessons. The future star's first public appearances took place at sporting competitions in Florida, where Moore sang the national anthem. She was later discovered by the head of A&R at Epic Records, whose friend at FedEx accidentally heard her sing in the recording studio,[9] and Moore signed a contract with the studio.
1999–2002: early albums
In 1999, Moore participated in a joint tour with the Backstreet Boys[10]. Her first album So Real
was released in December 1999 and took 31st place on the US Billboard 200 chart[11].
After the album's release, observers ranked Moore last among "pop princesses" such as Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson.[12] Entertainment Weekly's review noted that Moore's songs, which revolve around the theme of "inexperienced love," are performed with "suffocating professionalism" and that the album's ballads are "nauseating."[13] And although the songs were played on the radio, and her album So Real
went platinum in the USA (early 2000) and sold about 1 million copies[14], not everything turned out as successfully as for the same Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson.
Debut pop single "Candy", which Yahoo! Movies
described as “surprising and challenging”[2] almost entered the top 40 on the US Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 41[15] and going gold[11].
All Music Guide
called the single mediocre and generic, containing lyrics that describe love "in the language of sugary pleasure."[16]
In May 2000, the album I Wanna Be with You
- a reworked version of the debut album[17].
The album, whose music was largely composed of synthesizers, bass guitars and drums[18], contained new songs mixed with tracks and remixes from the So Real
. Some reviewers criticized the album as it contained remixes of old songs and did not allow for further creative development,[19][20] and All Music Guide described its style as "cheesier, vulgar, tasteless, and generally more disposable" than its predecessor. [21]. The album peaked at number 21 on the Billboard 200, went gold in the US, and sold about 792,000 copies[14]. The lead track, "I Wanna Be With You", was the album's only single and peaked at number 24 on the Hot 100, [15] Moore's highest achievement. It also became the soundtrack to the film Downstage (2000).[22]
Mandy Moore's new album was released in June 2001.
with the songs "Saturate Me" (an R&B ballad), "You Remind Me" and "In My Pocket".
Mandy Moore
concert was held .
The album contained songs in uptempo rhythm and elements of Eastern music.[23] All Music Guide called it "a lush, layered product."[24] The album received mixed reviews from critics,[25] and although Entertainment Weekly noted that Moore was trying to create a new sound and that her "husky Natalia Imbruglia-like voice sounds like teen pop, it could have been a lot worse." [26], Rolling Stone magazine positively assessed Moore as "a budding rocker rather than an R&B upstart" and indicated that she had taken "the high road" compared to her first two albums.[27] The album immediately peaked at number 35 on the Billboard 200, later went gold and sold 443,000 copies.[14] The single “In My Pocket,” which Entertainment Weekly praised as “pulsating Eurodisco with Native American influences,”[28] did not even appear on the Hot 100 chart. Moore has performed it live several times, including on the Teenapalooza
in 2001.[29] Another single, "Crush", also failed to chart in the US, although MTV received frequent airplay of the video (Moore's first appearance on MTV's TRL). In early 2002, the final single "Cry" was released in connection with the film A Hurry to Love, in which Moore made her acting debut.
In 2006, Moore commented bitterly on her early albums; she perceived it as "disgusting"[30] and that her first albums were absolutely terrible.[12] Moore said that she would refund anyone who bought her first two albums if she could.[31] During a radio interview in April 2006, one of the hosts, who had heard about her confession, asked for a refund for the first album, which Moore did.[30]
2003: Album Coverage, compilation album and new contract
In October 2003, Moore released her fourth album, Coverage.
, which All Music Guide called "a leap into musical maturity" and Entertainment Weekly called "an attempt to shed her bubblegum blonde image."
The album included cover versions of songs from the 1970s and 1980s that influenced the singer's childhood. Moore noted that she did not want to outdo the original artists, but only offer her own interpretation of their music. Here's how, for example, the album was rated on www.amazon.com ( Heather Court
):[32]
...she brought worthy new flavors to XTC's "Senses Working Overtime", Todd Rundgren's "Can We Still Be Friends" and Blondie's "One Way or Another"... Whether she will continue in this direction is unknown, but this disc is an achievement of which Moore can be proud .
Original text (English)
...she brings worthy new shades to XTC's "Senses Working Overtime", Todd Rundgren's "Can We Still Be Friends" and Blondie's "One Way or Another, " ...Whether she'll continue to follow this path is unknown, but this CD is an achievement Moore can be proud of.
Coverage
peaked at number 14 on the Billboard 200 (Moore's best at the time), but the only single, "Have a Little Faith in Me", was not a chart success, although it debuted in the top 40.
National anthem
The family supported Mandy, she studied at a music school without enrollment, and also rehearsed vocals with visiting teachers for a year and a half. The little singer's practical training yielded an unexpected result - Mandy suddenly began singing the American national anthem. Young Moore carefully played every note, and her already strengthened voice sounded more and more confident. Soon, Mandy was invited to sing the anthem at the opening of sports competitions in the city of Jacksonville. She went there with her grandmother, who became something of a music agent for her. The anthem performed by Moore was recorded on a disc at the Epic Records recording studio, and thus the fourteen-year-old girl could already be considered a professional singer.
Mandy Moore and Taylor Goldsmith make music together
First, the couple posted wonderful photos in the recording studio, and then Mandy released the debut single of her first album, 2009. It turned out she worked on it with her husband Taylor Goldsmith. Their collaboration was a great experience for the couple. In an interview, Mandy said: “He is the most talented person. Making music with him is a great pleasure for me."
First album
The mentioned studio signed a contract with Mandy Moore to release all her future albums, and the singer began creating her first disc, which was called “So Real” and was released at the end of 1999. Moore began the hectic life of a pop singer, studio recordings and concerts, rehearsals and tours. But the girl was only 15 years old. Nevertheless, she coped with the tasks, and the work gave her pleasure. The young singer especially enjoyed meeting with composers to listen to new songs. She was not afraid of complex compositions requiring multi-stage arrangements. The girl considered the proposals primarily from the point of view of the popularity of the future song. She already felt then which single would appeal to young people and which would not.
Who is Mandy Moore?
After breaking into the recording industry with voiceovers and commercials, Mandy Moore signed with Sony in 1999. Her 1999 debut album So So Real, which included her best-known hit, Candy, was followed by I Wanna Be With You and Mandy Moore. Moore then parlayed his musical success into an acting career, with roles in the young adult novels A Walk to Remember and The Way to Do It, among others. She later voiced Rapunzel in the 2010 animated hit Tangled and starred in the hit TV show This Is Us.
READ ARTICLE: "From Pop Princess to 'This Is Our Star,' 7 Facts About Mandy Moore"
First successes
Gradually, a team of professionals gathered around Mandy who helped her with arrangements, recording songs and their subsequent composition. And while the singer’s friends were busy arranging the already recorded singles in the album, Moore went on tour with the famous group from Orlando, the Backstreet Boys. Meanwhile, the singer's first album, So Real, took 31st place on the Billboard 200 chart, which was not bad at all for a start. Fifteen-year-old Mandy was compared by critics to Jessica Simpson and Christina Aguilera, although the girl was still placed behind these famous performers. But there was a hint of equality in vocal abilities.
Music career
1999–2002: early albums
In 1999, Moore participated in a joint tour with the Backstreet Boys[5]. Her first album So Real
was released in December 1999 and took 31st place on the US Billboard 200 chart[9].
After the album's release, observers ranked Moore last among "pop princesses" such as Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson.[10] Entertainment Weekly's review noted that Moore's songs, which revolve around the theme of "inexperienced love," are performed with "suffocating professionalism" and that the album's ballads are "nauseating."[11] And although the songs were played on the radio, and her album So Real
went platinum in the USA (early 2000) and sold about 1 million copies[12], not everything turned out as successfully as for the same Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson.
Debut pop single "Candy", which Yahoo! Movies
described as “surprising and challenging”[2] almost entered the top 40 on the American Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 41[13] and going gold[9].
All Music Guide
called the single mediocre and generic, containing lyrics that describe love "in the language of sugary pleasure."[14]
In May 2000, the album I Wanna Be with You
- a reworked version of the debut album[15].
The album, whose music was largely composed of synthesizers, bass guitars and drums[16], contained new songs mixed with tracks and remixes from the So Real
. Some reviewers criticized the album as it contained remixes of old songs and did not allow for further creative development,[17][18] and All Music Guide described its style as "cheesier, vulgar, tasteless, and generally more disposable" than its predecessor. [19]. The album peaked at number 21 on the Billboard 200, went gold in the US, and sold about 792,000 copies[12]. The lead track, "I Wanna Be With You", was the album's only single and peaked at number 24 on the Hot 100, [13] Moore's highest achievement. It also became the soundtrack to the film Downstage (2000).[20]
Mandy Moore's new album was released in June 2001.
with the songs "Saturate Me" (an R&B ballad), "You Remind Me" and "In My Pocket".
Mandy Moore
[email protected] concert was held .
The album contained songs in uptempo rhythm and elements of Eastern music.[21] All Music Guide called it "a lush, layered product."[22] The album received mixed reviews from critics,[23] and although Entertainment Weekly noted that Moore was trying to create a new sound and that her "husky Natalia Imbruglia-like voice sounds like teen pop, it could have been a lot worse." [24], Rolling Stone magazine positively assessed Moore as "a budding rocker rather than an R&B upstart" and indicated that she had taken "the high road" compared to her first two albums.[25] The album immediately peaked at number 35 on the Billboard 200, later went gold and sold 443,000 copies.[12] The single "In My Pocket", which Entertainment Weekly rated as "pulsating Euro-disco with Native American influences",[26] did not even appear on the Hot 100 chart. Moore has performed it live several times, including on the Teenapalooza
in 2001.[27] Another single, "Crush", also failed to chart in the US, although MTV received frequent airplay of the video (Moore's first appearance on MTV's TRL). In early 2002, the final single "Cry" was released in connection with the film A Hurry to Love, in which Moore made her acting debut.
In 2006, Moore commented bitterly on her early albums, saying that she felt "disgusting"[28] and that her first albums were absolutely terrible.[10] Moore said that she would refund anyone who bought her first two albums if she could.[29] During a radio interview in April 2006, one of the hosts, who had heard about her confession, asked for a refund for the first album, which Moore did.[28]
2003: Album Coverage, compilation album and new contract
In October 2003, Moore released her fourth album, Coverage.
, which All Music Guide called "a leap into musical maturity" and Entertainment Weekly called "an attempt to shed her bubblegum blonde image."
The album included cover versions of songs from the 1970s and 1980s that influenced the singer's childhood. Moore noted that she did not want to outdo the original artists, but only offer her own interpretation of their music. Here's how, for example, the album was rated on www.amazon.com ( Heather Court
):[30]
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Coverage
peaked at number 14 on the Billboard 200 (Moore's best at the time), but the only single, "Have a Little Faith in Me", was not a chart success, although it debuted in the top 40.
Personal life
Moore's personal life, her relationships with tennis player Andy Roddick[31] and actors Wilmer Valderrama[32] and Zach Braff[33] were widely discussed in the media.
From 2009 to 2016, Mandy was married to singer Ryan Adams[34][35][36][37].
Criticism
There was also some unflattering criticism of Moore. Entertainment Weekly magazine called her songs too professionally performed and even boring, lacking sparkle. And the ballads present in the album were dubbed “nauseating”. Nevertheless, “So Real” sold well, reached the platinum mark, and individual singles were included in most music programs broadcast on the radio. Comparisons with Britney Spears, Aguilera and Jessica Simpson were not in Moore's favor, but she was already on the path to success.
The single "Candy" was called "a song of sugary pleasure instead of love", and it went gold. He was called “surprisingly provocative”, and he entered the hot top Billboard. In 2000, critics again attacked Mandy Moore when her second album, I Wanna Be With You, was released. The new songs were mixed with the old ones from So Real, slightly reworked and in a different format. The singer was reproached for the lack of further development and stagnation of creativity. And the All Music Guide website went even further and described the singer’s new album as “vulgar, trashy, tasteless.” And the collection, without being embarrassed at all, took 21st place on the Billboard 200, 24th place on the Hot 100 and sold 790 thousand discs. The dominant track "I Wanna Be With You" was included as a soundtrack in the film "Proscenium".
Mandy Moore: biography
Amanda Lee (Mandy) Moore is an American vocalist, songwriter and actress who became famous in the early 2000s thanks to several music albums (So Real, I Wanna Be with You, Mandy Moore and Coverage), aimed at teenage audiences, and the main roles in the drama “Hurry to Love.”
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Film debut
In the summer of 2001, Mandy Moore's third album, Saturate Me, was released with a set of various songs, including those on the theme of the East. Entertainment Weekly magazine compared the singer to Natalia Imbrugli, drawing an analogy based on the signs of deliberate hoarseness in her voice, and All Music Guide called the new album a “multi-layered product.” Rolling Stone magazine outplayed everyone, calling Mandy “an aspiring rocker and R&B upstart.” The album, meanwhile, ranked 31st on the Billboard 200 and sold half a million copies, becoming gold. In February 2002, the single “Cry” was released, which was included as the soundtrack to the film “Hurry to Love.” This film became the singer's film debut.
Mandy Moore now
Mandy Moore is equally artistic both in films and on stage. The actress considers music to be the main thing in her career. In parallel with the movie, the album Wild Hope was released in 2007, songs from which the singer performed at the Sundance Film Festival. The next album, “Amanda Leigh,” is a collaboration with ex-husband Ryan Adams.
Mandy Moore in 2018
Mandy is talented in everything: Moore is often seen on television, the artist produces a line of knitted clothing, publishes unusual pictures on Instagram, is engaged in social activities and participates in charity.
First leading roles
At first, the girl did not dare to participate in film projects. The reason for this was Mandy Moore's height, which is 178 cm, but still in 1996 the singer starred in three films: “Street Rats”, “Doctor Dolittle” and “The Princess Diaries”. All three roles were episodic and minor in content. In 2002, Mandy appeared in the leading role, playing Jamie Sullivan, the modest daughter of a priest. In 2003, the actress played another main character in the film How to Be directed by Claire Kilner. Mandy's heroine, young Hallie Martin, is disappointed in love. Everything that happens around her does not add peace of mind. The father has taken a new mistress, whom Hallie simply hates. My own sister decided to get married. My best friend got pregnant from some strange friend. And everyone talks about love. The schoolgirl comes to the conclusion that this feeling does not exist. However, after an unexpected acquaintance with a certain young man, Hallie Martin changes his mind.
Personal life of Mandy Moore
In 2009, the actress married Whiskeytown band member David Ryan Adams. The couple stayed together for seven years, after which a divorce followed. Shortly after the breakup, Mandy began dating the guitarist of the rock band Daves, Taylor Goldsmith. In 2017, the couple announced their engagement, and on November 18, 2020, Moore married her chosen one in Los Angeles, USA.
Photo: Instagram/mandymooremm
Mandy Moore spoke very touchingly about her The actress did not expect a marriage proposal from her lover, so she was very touched when she received a beautiful ring.
Main photo: Instagram/moviegodesses
Dramas and comedies
In the next film, First Daughter, directed by Andy Cadiff, Mandy Moore, an actress and singer, also played a major role. Her character was eighteen-year-old Anna Foster, the daughter of the American president. The plot of the film is reminiscent of Roman Holiday with Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck. Anna also escapes from the guards and does this with the help of Ben Calder, her new acquaintance. Adventures bring the young people together, and Foster falls in love with his friend. She doesn't know that Ben is also an intelligence agent assigned to ensure her safety.
The romantic comedy American Dream was filmed in 2006 and directed by Paul Weitz. Mandy Moore played her next leading role in the film - Sally Kenda, a singer. The main male role was played by Hugh Grant. His character is the morally unscrupulous host of a popular reality TV show, Martin Tweed. He goes to any lengths to increase the prestige of his program. This time the host is organizing a singing competition in which random people will participate. Among them there is even a terrorist, a certain Omer. Somehow, Martin Tweed even invited the President of the United States as a special member of the jury.
The comedy melodrama directed by Michael Lehmann called “Because I Want It So” became another project for Mandy Moore to use her acting abilities. She again performed in her usual leading role, playing the charming Millie, the youngest of the three daughters of Daphne Wilder, a loving mother. Millie has a problem - she just can’t establish communication with the opposite sex. Daphne decides to help her and, for this purpose, places an advertisement in a dating newspaper on behalf of her youngest daughter. After Millie finds out about this, problems of a different nature arise in the family.
Ryan Adams' ex-wife Mandy Moore and other girls accused him of harassment
Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams
A few days ago, the New York Times published a large revealing article about 44-year-old musician Ryan Adams. The material was written based on frank stories from Adams' ex-wife, 34-year-old Mandy Moore, and other six women who once suffered from the singer's actions.
Mandy Moore
In an interview, Mandy Moore accused Ryan of constant pressure and psychological abuse. According to the This Is Us star, Adams did everything to hinder the development of her music career, and also constantly made promises that he did not keep.
Music was just a way for him to manipulate me. He kept repeating: “You are not a real musician because you don’t play any instrument.” His total control, constant insults and psychological pressure prevented me from growing and developing in terms of work. He constantly promised that we would record songs together, but in the end he didn’t do even half of what he said,
— Moore said about her difficult relationship with her ex-husband, whom she divorced in 2020.
Ryan Adams and Mandy Moore
It is noteworthy that other women who spoke out in this article (including other former lovers of the singer - Megan Butterworth, Courtney Jay, Phoebe Bridges) also accused him of sexual harassment. They admitted that Ryan offered them career advancement in exchange for sex. One of the victims even claims that Adams sexually harassed her when she was only 14 years old: according to the girl, the musician wrote obscene messages to her and insisted on communicating via Skype.
Mandy Moore and other women affected by Ryan's actions began to actively support the stars on social networks. For example, actress Alyssa Milano published a post in which she admired the courage of women who gave candid interviews, and also called on followers to remove all Adams songs from their playlists.
Ryan Adams
By the way, Ryan Adams has already responded to the revealing article. In an interview with one of the Western publications, the musician hastened to justify his actions.
I'm not a perfect person and I've made a lot of mistakes in my life. I apologize to everyone I have ever unintentionally offended. However, the picture that appears in the minds of many after reading this article is not entirely accurate. Some details are distorted, others are greatly exaggerated, and others are simply false. I have never had inappropriate relationships with minors. However, the fact that I hurt some people makes me very sad. I worked hard to become the best version of myself. And now I wish everyone compassion, understanding and healing,
- Ryan spoke up.
Filmography
Mandy Moore, whose filmography is not very extensive, starred in only fifteen notable films from 2001 to 2011:
- Year 2001 - “The Princess Diaries”, directed by Garry Marshall. Moore as Lana Thomas.
- Year 2002 - “Hurry to Love”, directed by Adam Shankman (Jamie Sullivan). "Seventeen Years Old" directed by Geoffrey Porter (Lisa).
- Year 2003 - “How to Be”, directed by Claire Kilner (Helly Martin).
- Year 2004 - “First Daughter”, directed by Andy Cadiff (Anna Foster).
- Year 2005 - “Crazy Races”, directed by Frederick Du Chau (Sandy). "Love and Cigarettes" directed by John Turturro (Baby).
- Year 2006 - “American Dream”, directed by Paul Weitz (Sally Kendu). "Southern Tales", directed by Richard Kelly (Madeline).
- Year 2007 - “Dedication”, directed by Justin Theroux (Lucy Reilly). “Because I Want It So,” directed by David Kitay (Millie Wilder). "License to Marry" directed by Ken Kwapis (Sadie Jones). How I Met Your Mother, directed by Pamela Fryman (Amy).
- Year 2010 - “Grey's Anatomy”, directed by Rob Corn (Mary Portman).
- Year 2011 - “Sex Exchange”, directed by Jonathan Newman (Eli Finkel).
Biography of Mandy Moore
Flowery pedigree
Actress Mandy Moore probably inherited her talent from her grandmother - she performed in the West End, and during World War II she fell in love with an American Jew and left London to return to his homeland. And Moore’s father has Cherokee and Irish ancestors. What a flowery pedigree! Mandy (her real name is Amanda Lee) was born on April 10, 1984 in New Hampshire. And Mandy, Kyle, and Stuart spent their childhood in Altamonto Springs (Florida) - all three offspring of journalist Stacy and pilot Don.
First disc: boring, but commercially successful!
The girl loved to sing, dreamed of being on stage, and the grandmother encouraged her granddaughter in every possible way - the old lady was pleased that someone from the family would follow in her footsteps. After several amateur performances, Mandy was taken under the wing of the casting director of one of the record companies. At the age of 15, she released her first album, which was not appreciated by critics. They called the young vocalist's compositions boring, but, nevertheless, the disc was a success (more than a million copies sold). By the way, now she herself is critical of her debut, considering it terrible.
Spears and Aguilera failed to catch up
And then, in the late 1990s, the biography of Mandy Moore, who believed in herself after such a debut, changed fabulously. She went on tour with the then youth idols “Backstreet boys”, and then with renewed vigor she began recording new albums. She failed to reach the level of pop princesses (like Spears or Aguilera), the highest achievement of the singer Moore is the 24th place single “I wanna be with you”. And despite her statements that her singing career is more important to her, as an actress Mandy Moore has perhaps achieved more.
A quiet excellent student with a tragic fate
And the film biography of Mandy Moore began in the romantic comedy “How to Become a Princess.” The main role went to Anne Hathaway, but our heroine had more than just a cameo. But the very next project gave the aspiring artist recognition from the audience, an MTV award, and a Young Hollywood award. It was a melodrama about the love of a quiet excellent student and a handsome school boy, “Hurry to Love.” The film is based on the work of Nicholas Sparks, and he is a master at tear-jerking stories. So the character Mandy has a tragic fate: the girl turned out to have a fatal illness.
Black stripe-white stripe
True, the film “Seventeen” with Moore and Elijah Wood turned out to be a failure, as were the drama “First Daughter” and the comedy “Saved.” Mandy just wanted to get away from the image of a shy and smart girl, to expand her acting range, but she chose some “wrong” projects.
But the musical “Love and Cigarettes” became a bright spot in a series of uninteresting films in the biography of Mandy Moore. Despite the modest box office receipts, the film “Initiation” was also good, where Billy Crudup and the experienced Tom Wilkinson starred along with Mandy (it was directed, by the way, by Jennifer Aniston’s fiancé, actor and director Justin Theroux). The comedy “License to Marry” turned out to be funny, in which Moore was accompanied by Robin Williams and the young actor John Krasinski.
Golden voice of Rapunzel
And in 2010, a real hit was released - the 50th full-length film from the Disney studio, “Rapunzel.” Voiced by golden-haired beauty Mandy Moore. The film was nominated for an Oscar for best song, and, of course, Mandy herself performed it. At the domestic box office, the fairy tale was watched by more than 25 million viewers, and in Russian cinemas it earned $23.3 million - however, in our country Rapunzel was dubbed by Victoria Daineko.
Personal life
The personal life of Mandy Moore does not arouse interest among newspapermen; nothing obviously scandalous is visible in it. The actress had only three alliances with men, and even those were of an unclear nature. Mandy's first boyfriend was the tall American tennis player Andy Roddick; they dated for a short time and broke up even before Moore learned to play tennis. The actress's second boyfriend, Zach Braff, is a popular Hollywood actor, known for his role as John Dorian from the TV series Scrubs. And finally, Wilmer Valderrama, with whom the relationship was not motivated in any way. There was a period when Mandy Moore and Shane West, the actress’s partner in the film “Hurry to Love,” also almost became spouses thanks to the light hand of journalists. The rumors were refuted in time.
In March 2009, Mandy Moore, tired of meaningless meetings in hotel rooms, officially married singer and composer Ryan Adams, who also writes poetry and short stories. The newlyweds had their wedding in the wonderful city of Savannah, Georgia. Mandy Moore and her husband live in complete harmony and understanding. They have a lot of common interests. The wife is a singer and actress, the husband is a singer, composer and writer. The couple are planning to have offspring soon. This will happen as soon as Mandy Moore's weight can be reduced a little. The actress believes that for a normal pregnancy, a good calculated weight is necessary, in accordance with the recommendations of doctors.
Mandy Moore got married
The famous American actress Mandy Moore shared the joyful event with her followers on Instagram. The 34-year-old star married 33-year-old musician Taylor Goldsmith and shared a beautiful black and white photo from the wedding.
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Posted by Mandy Moore (@mandymooremm) Nov 19, 2020 at 1:15 PST
In the caption to the photo, the actress decided not to say much. Mandy just wrote the date of the celebration. In the photo, happy newlyweds are holding hands. Moore is dressed in a delicate dress from a famous brand, and Goldsmith chose a classic black suit for the celebration.
Photo: Instagram/thisismandymoore
The wedding took place in a narrow circle of close friends, including actors Milo Ventimiglia, Sterling K. Brown and Chrissy Metz.
Fans are delighted with this news and actively congratulate the young couple on such a wonderful event. Followers wish their idol a lot of love and many years of marriage.
Photo: Instagram/thisismandymoore
"So beautiful! Incredibly happy for you!”, “Congratulations Mandy and Taylor. I am very happy for you and wish you all the happiness and joy in the world”, “You look great! With best wishes on your new journey,” “Congratulations and wish you great happiness” (the authors’ spelling and punctuation have been preserved. – editor’s note), the actress’s fans congratulate the couple.
But Taylor Goldsmith shared a very touching post on his personal microblog. The musician posted a video of himself playing a beautiful melody on the piano five minutes before walking down the aisle.
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Posted by Taylor Goldsmith (@taylordawesgoldsmith) Nov 19, 2018 at 6:29 am PST
