Mandy Moore calls out husband Taylor Goldsmith for saying he's seen 'A Walk to Remember': 'He lied'
The This Is Us actress stopped by the Not Gonna Lie podcast and told host Kylie Kelce that her singer hubby recently fibbed about watching the film to a friend.
"I think he lied the other day," she said. "Somebody was like, 'A Walk to Remember is so sad.' He's like, 'Yeah, so sad.' I'm like, 'You've never seen it.'"
A Walk to Remember was the former pop star's first foray into acting. Moore said she really wanted the role because she was a massive fan of author Nicholas Sparks. Over two decades after the movie's release, she shared that it's "incredible" that young people are still discovering Jamie and Landon's (Shane West) bittersweet love story.
"I loved this story and, you know, to eventually get the part and be a part of telling this story was just like a real boon," she said.As for Goldsmith, Moore said she may make his first watch of the melodrama a family affair, although they'll have to wait a few more years.
"Maybe one day we'll have, like, a group viewing with with our kids when they get older," she said.
Listen to the entire episode of Not Gonna Lie with Mandy Moore below.
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