Mandy Moore celebrates ‘sweater weather’ and shows off her growing baby bump in a sparkling skirt

She’s pregnant with her first child.

And Mandy Moore reveled in the cooler weather while posing for a few shots at her home in Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon. 

The 36-year-old This Is Us actress sparkled in a tight pencil skirt as she declared it’s officially ‘sweater weather’ in Southern California. 

Mandy, who’s expecting a baby boy with husband Taylor Goldsmith, looked seasonally chic wearing a purple turtleneck top to match her sparkling sequined skirt.

She added a pair of black leather boots to her stellar ensemble and tied her hair back into a high ponytail.

The A Walk To Remember star joked on social media that everything wasn’t exactly how it seemed while preparing for an on-air interview.

‘Sweater weather and purple palettes for @kellyclarksonshow…. but also swipe for what I really wore on bottom because that’s what happens when you film your segment at home,’ she captioned the series.

She stepped away from the camera to reveal a pair of grey sweatpants tied below her pregnant belly.

Mandy and Taylor, the Dawes band frontman, were married at their home in front of a small group of friends and family in November 2018, and just recently announced their expecting a baby boy in early 2021.

Moore claimed in a New York Times piece published last year that her ex-husband Ryan Adams was psychologically abusive toward her throughout their seven-year marriage and that he prevented her from making connections in the music industry.  

Their relationship came to an end in 2015 when the pair legally separated before she filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences, which was later finalized in 2016.

‘I knew, even before I met Taylor, I would love again, and I would get married again, and I would have a family,’ she told Modern Luxury’s Michigan Avenue magazine in 2019. ‘And all the things I always hoped for and wanted, I still believed were out there and possible.

‘Not to say that I didn’t have my own grief and pain and trauma to tend to, deal with, overcome and heal from, but it never affected how I feel about love.’