Elisabeth Moss is keeping it casual.
The actress was seen rubbing her stomach on the set of her latest project in Los Angeles Thursday, dressed in an oversized plain gray T-shirt and black sweats.
Her blond hair was thrown back and she went makeup-free for the outing.
Moss, 41, appeared to be in a chipper mood as she laughed and spoke with those around her.
The photos were taken one day after she was spotted rocking the same pants and Adidas sneakers on set.
Before this week, the “Invisible Man” star had not been seen in public since she was stationed in England filming the FX mini-series “The Veil” in May.
Page Six last spoke to her in October 2022 when she compared the “depressing” state of the world to her hit dystopian show, “The Handmaid’s Tail” — in which fertile women are forced to carry the children of prominent men.
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“The whole idea behind the show is that people tend to walk around thinking that this could not happen here,” she explained.
“The whole foundation of the show is blowing holes in the idea that this could not happen here and we explore that even more in Season 5.”
She added that she hopes the season — which is currently available on Hulu — encourages “people [to] look at their values.”
And although Moss’ character becomes pregnant in the show, she has no kids of her own — for now.
She previously told Marie Claire UK in 2018 that she hopes to be a mother one day.
“I like the idea of passing on what my mother passed on to me,” she detailed.
“It’s not for everybody, and I didn’t know if it was going to be for me, but lately, I think it is.”
She shared the same sentiment in 2022, telling You magazine (via Daily Mail) that she “definitely” wants children of her own someday.
“I’ve been very inspired by the kind of mother my mum is,” she noted. “She did a beautiful thing with me.”
Moss is very private about her love life and it’s not clear if she’s currently in a relationship.
She was previously married to comedian and actor Fred Armisen for eight months between 2009 and 2010, which she later called “extremely traumatic and awful and horrible.”
She then dated Australian cinematographer Adam Arkapaw between 2012 and 2015.
