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Moore on Mom Group Drama: 'Upsetting to the Core'
19 May
Summary
- Moore described the mom group drama as deeply upsetting.
- She values kindness and a supportive community.
- She noted a trope of women being petty to each other.
Actress Moore, 42, recently shared on Andy Cohen's SiriusXM show "Radio Andy" that a recent experience with a mom group was "altogether different and decidedly way more upsetting" than previous public scrutiny of her life.
Moore stated that the most important aspect of her life is kindness, and any insinuation otherwise is "very upsetting." Despite being scared of confrontation, she addresses issues affecting her wellbeing, preferring face-to-face conversations.
The actress felt the situation perpetuated the "silly trope" that women cannot be supportive of each other. She has found meaningful relationships with other parents since becoming a mother, highlighting the need for community and support.
This discussion likely stems from an essay by French, 40, published "earlier this year" in The Cut, titled "Breaking Up With My Toxic Mom Group." French detailed feeling excluded from group activities, despite observing them through social media, which led to her distancing herself from the group.
