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Momé October 2026 cover — Amanda Hirsch, in a sheer white draped top and skirt, stands before gauzy white curtains with one hand on her hip, looking over her shoulder, beneath the cover lines ‘Amanda Hirsch’ and ‘She Refuses to Become Someone Else’, with the quote ‘I Am a Person On The Internet.’
October 2026 Cover

Amanda Hirsch Won’t Call Herself an Influencer. She Doesn’t Have To.

The Not Skinny But Not Fat founder built an empire by being exactly herself — postpartum, unfiltered, screaming about celebrity haircuts.

Momé October 2026 cover — Daniella Monet, in a white eyelet dress and suede boots, sits on a wrought-iron bench in front of French doors, chin resting on her hand, beneath the cover lines ‘Daniella Monet’ and ‘Daniella Monet on Motherhood, Mom Guilt and Rediscovering Herself’, with the quote ‘I’m still me, a girl who’s always going to evolve no matter what — but now I’m me with them, and that’s just more to love and live for.’
October 2026 Cover

Daniella Monet Isn’t Calling It a Comeback

Five years out of the spotlight, two kids, and one voice note from an old castmate later, Daniella Monet is going back to the show that raised a generation — this time to help raise the next one.

Momé October 2026 cover — Mario and Courtney Lopez sit on garden steps with their three children and two French bulldogs, all in denim and white, beneath the cover lines ‘Mario & Courtney Lopez’ and ‘At Home with the Lopez Family’, with a Momé Exclusive seal.
October 2026 Cover

Mario and Courtney Lopez: Inside Their Marriage, Faith & New Lifetime Show

Eighteen years together, three kids, and a house where the boys wrestle like it’s the UFC. The deliberate work of choosing each other anyway.

Momé September 2026 cover — Jennifer Morrison reclines on a cream sofa in a rust-red sweater and satin trousers, one hand at her temple, beneath the cover lines ‘Jennifer Morrison’, ‘She Stopped Trying To Balance It All’ and ‘Adapt, Pivot, Expand, Repeat.’
September 2026 Cover

Jennifer Morrison: There Is Always Another Way to Try

Emma Swan spent seven seasons choosing to believe in impossible things. Off script, the actress and director learned it for real — on balance, the guilt she refuses to double, and the line she lives by at home and at work.

Momé September 2026 cover — Lo Bosworth in a pale lilac top, hair loose over one shoulder, beneath the cover lines ‘Lo Bosworth’, ‘From Reality TV To Her Realest Chapter Yet’ and ‘The Hard Parts Are What Make You Who You Are.’
September 2026 Cover

Lo Bosworth Was Always Going to Tell You

Seventeen and famous for being watched, a decade into the health company she couldn’t find, seven months into a motherhood she has decided to keep unfiltered — the Love Wellness founder on consent, the long recovery, and the instinct that never changed.

Momé September 2026 cover — Kandi Burruss kneels on a teal velvet sofa in a green metallic mini dress with blue lace cuffs and collar, beneath the cover lines ‘Kandi Burruss’ and ‘On parenting through the decades and hyping up her kids before school’.
September 2026 Cover

Kandi Burruss on Parenting Through the Decades and Hyping Up Her Kids Before School

Twenty-four years, three kids, three very different chapters — the Grammy winner and entrepreneur on being three different mothers in a single morning, raising go-getters, and the one thing she is still figuring out.

Momé August 2026 cover — Monique Rodriguez and her daughter Mia in black evening dresses on a marble staircase, beneath the cover lines ‘Monique Rodriguez + Mia Rodriguez’ and ‘She Raised Her With Love. They Grew Together.’
August 2026 Cover

She Raised Her With Love. They Grew Together.

The Mielle Organics founder and her twenty-year-old daughter on the weight Monique carried alone, the blueprint she refused to hand down, and what legacy actually means.

Momé August 2026 cover — Giada De Laurentiis in a red off-the-shoulder sweater and jeans, perched beside a tray of baked pasta, beneath the cover lines 'Giada De Laurentiis — A Seat at Mom's Table' and 'On Family, Italian Tradition, and Why Connection Is the Most Important Ingredient.'
August 2026 Cover

Giada De Laurentiis on Love, Food, and the Secret Ingredient That Holds Her Family Together

The Emmy-winning chef on the Sunday table her grandfather built, the nightly ritual she invented with her daughter Jade, and why love, food, and connection were never three things.

Momé August 2026 cover — Simone I. Smith with her family in matching brown and grey loungewear in front of a wall of gold and platinum records, beneath the cover lines 'Simone I. Smith' and 'On motherhood, marriage, surviving cancer, and building a legacy of her own.'
August 2026 Cover

Simone Is Still Simone

A woman the world kept trying to shrink, who declined the invitation every time. On faith, survival, family, and the art of staying whole.

Momé August 2026 cover — Emmy Rossum in a black corseted tulle dress leaning against a dark glass column on a city rooftop, beneath the cover lines 'There is magic in the world, for sure. But also, we can make things happen.' and 'Emmy Rossum on play, pancakes, and making magic.'
August 2026 Cover

Emmy Rossum Makes Her Own Magic

Her kids handed back the silliness a childhood spent working had trained out of her — and she has been building things out of it ever since.

Momé July 2026 cover — Heidi Montag in a black corseted mini dress and long black gloves against a burnt-orange backdrop, beneath the cover line 'She Signed Up For This Life. Her Sons Didn't.'
July 2026 Cover

Heidi Montag Made Her Most Personal Album Yet—All While Raising Her Boys and Keeping Them Out of the Spotlight

She lost her home in the 2025 Los Angeles fires, released Masterpiece, and is raising two boys she'd rather keep out of the spotlight.

Momé July 2026 cover — Hayden Panettiere laughing in a cobalt-blue top, beneath the headline 'Hayden Panettiere: Never Stopped Choosing Her Daughter.'
July 2026 Cover

Hayden Panettiere Never Stopped Choosing Her Daughter

The actress on the near-death birth, the postpartum depression that went unnamed, the impossible sacrifice she made for her daughter — and why she needs you to know you're not alone.