Who Betrayed Mandy Moore?
The star posted a very cryptic Instagram airing out some dirty laundry, and I have some guesses as to who she might be talking about.
CelebritiesMisc. Goss 
                            
I consider Mandy Moore to be one of the more steady celebrities on the scene, as she’s remained relatively scandal free in recent years. Aside from her past marriage to scumbag Ryan Adams, her romantic pairings aren’t scrutinized the way other celebrities’ are. Her social media presence is fairly boring in the way famous people with strong PR management usually are: wholesome photos of her kids, the occasional sponsored post, tame signifiers of socially liberal politics. That was, until…Tuesday.

On Tuesday, Moore posted an Instagram story that was so cryptic, so revenge-coded, I got shivers down my spine. The text read: “At work. Dealing with some upsetting personal betrayal stuff from a new person in my life and trying to parce [sic] through what to learn from it. Don’t trust people? Don’t be too generous? Want to let it go but this was someone who was intimately involved in my life for a short period. Man, some people really let you down. The selfishness and lack of respect and entitlement is WILD.”
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