Julianne Moore’s Daughter Liv Is Her Mini Me in Rare Photos

• Julianne Moore shared new photos of her kids, including two snaps of her daughter, Liv, 23.
• In one photo, Moore kissed her daughter on the cheek, while in another, Liv sat smiling in a sun-lit room.
• Moore previously shared images of her two children during a Hamptons vacation earlier this summer.

Julianne Moore’s daughter really is growing up to be her mother’s mini me. Moore shares son Caleb, 27, and daughter Liv, 23, with her husband Bart Freundlich. In new family photos shared by Moore on Instagram, Liv looks like the spitting image of her mother.

In one photo from the carousel captioned, “Summer stuff,” Moore kissed her daughter on the cheek as Liv smiled into the camera. In another, Liv sat in a sun-lit room wearing sunglasses, her long red hair pulled back in a half-up, half-down look.

Moore kissed her daughter on the cheek in one photo.

Instagram/Julianne Moore

A quick reminder of what Moore looked like in the ’90s (aka, almost exactly the same as she does now—and even more like her daughter, Liv):

Julianne Moore in the ’90s.

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Elsewhere in the carousel, Moore included some snaps of her son, Caleb, including a picture of the musician laughing with her dad.

Earlier this month, Moore shared some pictures from the family’s vacation to the Hamptons where Caleb performed on stage as his family watched on. “Cal killed it at @thesurflodge this weekend. What an epic night. Love these guys so much. @musicbycalebmoore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,” she wrote in the caption.

Live smiled in a sun-lit room in another photo.

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Liv graduated from Northwestern University in 2024 and, according to The Guardian, currently works as an assistant at a talent agency.

As Moore explained to Harper’s Bazaar in 2022, she passed on her appreciation for subtle makeup to her daughter. “She doesn’t overdo it,” she said. “She really wants to play up what she has and to not obliterate it. When you obliterate a face with makeup, you just see the makeup… That idea that you still want to see a person under all the makeup is one thing I’ll pass on to my daughter.”