Mandy Moore is pregnant with her third child — and now motherhood has become a real science!
When asked if this time is different, the singer and actress, 40, told PEOPLE at Las Culturistas Culture Awards on Saturday, June 15, “Just chasing two wild toddlers.”
“So that’s the biggest difference,” added Moore, who is expecting her first daughter. (She shares sons Augustus “Gus,” 3, and Oscar “Ozzie,” 19 months, with husband Taylor Goldsmith.)
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Taylor Goldsmith and Mandy Moore with sons Gus and Ozzie.
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One of Moore’s “wild little ones” appeared later in the evening to congratulate her on winning the evening’s top honor — the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award in Culture.
Before Moore appeared on stage at Brooklyn’s Kings Theater to accept the award from co-hosts Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers — and received a standing ovation — she was treated to a special video.
Stitched together with iconic clips from her music and acting career, the video included her messages The Princess Diaries costar Sandra Oh and Intricate actress Donna Murphy — as well as special recognition for Goldsmith and her oldest son.
In the adorable snap, the tot attempted to congratulate Moore using her full name in her career-spanning honor with the help of father Goldsmith, as the duo smiled for the camera.
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Moore and Goldsmith announced they were expecting a daughter last month on Instagram – in a nod to the actress’ on-screen children in This is us.
Alongside a photo of Gus and Ozzie holding hands and wearing ‘Big’ and ‘Middle’ t-shirts respectively, the star wrote: ‘Sometimes life imitates art.’
“Third in our very own big three soon,” she continued in the caption. “Can’t wait for these boys to get a little sister. 💓💓💓.”
While speaking with PEOPLE earlier this month, A walk to Remember star said that as the parents transition into a three-child household, they’re just enjoying where their family is right now.
“It’s so much fun,” she told PEOPLE. “I know parents like to say it only gets better, but I really believe it does. We have one who is obviously potty trained and the other is still in diapers, but they are only 20 months apart so they are just starting to interact with each other.”
“My husband. We looked at each other the other day and said, ‘This is a good phase.’ But also recognizing parenthood, it’s an ebb and flow,” Moore continued. “You can’t get used to anything because as soon as you kind of digest it and say, ‘Oh, wow, we can handle that,’ then some other challenge comes your way.”
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Along with Moore, the third annual Las Culturistas The Culture Awards, produced by Disco Napa’s Lauren Mandel, included guests such as comedians Heather McMahan and Cole Escola, Hacks star Hannah Einbinder and Julia Fox — plus a virtual appearance by Sabrina Carpenter.
As in previous years, Yang and Rogers created all of the 2024 categories and selected all of the nominees. From the “Tina Fey Award for Best Wisdom” to the “Most Awards Award,” podcasters and Fire island stars celebrated big and small cultural moments of the year.
Yang will star in an upcoming movie musical Wicked as Pfannee, friend of Ariana Grande’s character Glinda. Yang and Grande are also good friends off-screen — and the singer even made a virtual cameo at the 2023 ceremony to accept the “Alison Williams Cool Girl” award.
The iHeartRadio comedian’s weekly podcast has welcomed guests like Moore, as well as Kelly Clarkson, Dua Lipa, Ben Platt, Seth Meyers and Yang Saturday night live actress, Sarah Sherman.
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