Along with proudly posting a PDA-filled makeup-free photo, actress Julianne Moore is also willing to boldly pop up pics of herself in a bikini.
That’s just what she did when she took to Instagram to share shots of herself and her loved ones — including husband Bart Freundlich, son Caleb (28) and daughter Liv (23) — enjoying what appeared to be an idyllic vacation.
In the first shot, Moore can be wearing a black two-piece swimsuit as she floats in a pool with crystal blue water while the sun shines down. The spot is surrounded by trees, and in the distance, you can see both the ocean and the sky.
In the third photo, which is black and white, the star (or her lookalike daughter?) stands beneath a beautiful waterfall while wearing a bikini.
Julianne’s Followers Loved the Pics
GettyIn response to Moore’s post, plenty of her followers left comments and compliments about the star, her family and her life.
One person wrote, “Thank you for being so real and for sharing moments like this 🤍”
“What a beautiful life ❤️❤️❤️,” another fan added.
A third person wrote, “Beautiful! Totally feeling the appreciating life vibe, it’s so refreshing!”
“[Y]our life is beautiful just like you 😍,” came from another follower.
Someone else left a comment, saying, “First pic is going to my 2026 moodboard 🙌❤️”
The Star Takes Her Health More Seriously as She’s Gotten Older
GettyIn order to maintain the kind of look and lifestyle that Moore can proudly claim to have, she’s learned to take care of herself as she’s gotten older.
“When you’re younger, you don’t think about much at all. I mean, you really feel impervious to everything, and to anything health and wellness related,” she told People in October 2025. “But I think, the more life you’ve accrued, the more precious it becomes.”
Beyond that, the star explained, “You have more people that you’re taking care of, you have more people that you love, and you realize that you depend on your body, and if something goes wrong with your body, then it really affects your function.”
She added, “You tend to take things for granted until something happens, but you also learn about the things that will ensure that you can continue to do the stuff that you care about, like exercising regularly, eating well, sleeping — all of those things that help you perform to the best of your ability.”
