Overview
- Moore revealed on the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast that one round of IVF produced no viable eggs or embryos and did not create a frozen option for a future child.
- She said the interview aired on Tuesday and that she and husband Taylor Goldsmith were emotionally prepared to stay a family of four after the unsuccessful cycle.
- Despite the failed IVF, Moore conceived naturally and welcomed daughter Louise in September 2024 as an unplanned but welcome addition to their family.
- Moore said she is still recovering emotionally from having three children in roughly three and a half years while noting her pregnancies were physically easy and she did not suffer postpartum complications.
- Her openness builds on earlier public discussions about fertility, including a possible endometriosis concern, and adds to public conversations about the limits of IVF and expectations for fertility care.