Yahoo Movies Julianne Moore Shares Sweet Photo of Lookalike Daughter Liv as She Turns 22: 'You Will Always Be My Baby'
The actress shares her son Caleb and daughter Liv with husband Bart Freundlich
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Julianne Moore celebrates daughter Liv's birthday.Julianne Moore is sending love to her daughter on a special day.
On Monday, April 8, the May December actress, 63, shared a series of photos on her Instagram in celebration of her daughter's 22nd birthday. In the photos, Moore's daughter bears a striking resemblance to the star, smiling and posing in a few throwback pictures.
"Happy 22nd birthday @livfreundlich - you are not little anymore but you will always be my baby. I love you so much - thank you for being the daughter of my dreams," Moore wrote in her caption.
"I am so looking forward to all this year will bring you✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨."
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Moore shares her daughter and son Caleb, 26, with husband Bart Freundlich.
Last year, Moore and Liv spoke with Harper's Bazaar about their special bond as they posed in selections from Bulgari's Mother's Day Gift Guide.
"What I admire most about my mom is how driven she is," Liv told the outlet. "She always has a clear idea of what she wants to accomplish—choosing [roles] she is passionate about — and she never lets go of that."
She also opened up about her mom's style, saying, "She's such a good style role model, and I think I learn a lot about my own style through her," adding that they share clothes, "but it's more of a one-sided thing" on her end.
Moore also showed her daughter love, noting that she's "been bragging about Liv since the day she was born" and that she's "so impressed by how well she navigates the world and how mature she is."
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