Basic Information
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name (as provided) | Kineret Karen Ben Yishay Moore |
| Public association | Best known in public records and press as the spouse / ex-spouse of actor/director Joel David Moore |
| Marriage (reported) | January 1, 2009 (reported date) |
| Separation (reported) | June 2011 (reported) |
| Divorce filing (reported) | November 2011 (reported) |
| Children | No children reported in the available materials |
| Public career profile | No authoritative public biography, professional CV, or industry credits found under this exact name |
| Net worth | No reliable public estimate available |
| Media mentions | Primarily tied to the 2011 divorce filing and occasional photo caption metadata in editorial image services (some captions dated 2022) |
| Public records | Court index entry consistent with a family/divorce filing involving Joel Moore and Kineret (reported) |
A small public footprint — and why that matters
I like to think of public figures as islands: some are lit lighthouses, visible from miles away; others are quiet rocks, their contours known only to a few boats that once passed by. Kineret Karen Ben Yishay Moore falls firmly into that second category. The material available about her is narrowly focused — mostly around a family court filing and a handful of media captions that reproduce a name. There is a reported marriage date (January 1, 2009), a reported separation (June 2011), and a reported divorce filing (November 2011). Those three dates form a tight timeline: 2009 → 2011 — a relationship arc that shows up in headlines and public records and then largely recedes.
Numbers here are blunt but useful: 1 reported marriage date, 1 reported separation date, 1 reported divorce filing — and 0 public records found about children or an independent public career under the exact name. Those are the arithmetic facts that shape the narrative when the rest of the biography is a quiet room.
Family and relationships — one clear connection, many unknowns
When you ask about family, honest reporting starts with what can be shown. The clearest, most consistent item across press and public indexes is the relationship with Joel David Moore — actor, director, and the person most often paired with Kineret’s name in media mentions. Introduce him in one sentence: Joel David Moore is a working actor/director whose credits include several recognizable film and television titles — and in public records he is listed as Kineret’s spouse or ex-spouse.
Beyond that single named relationship, independent, verifiable public information about other family members — parents, siblings, children — is not available in reputable outlets. That absence is notable: in an era when almost everything is cataloged online, the lack of extended personal details speaks either to deliberate privacy or to a life lived mostly outside the spotlight.
Career, profile, and the curious case of the missing résumé
If a public career is a billboard on the highway, Kineret’s billboard is blank. Searches for an authoritative LinkedIn profile, a professional biography, industry credits, or a sustained public presence under the exact name turned up nothing reliable. This is important to state plainly: absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, but it does mean that any claim about career, titles, or professional accomplishments would be speculative.
Net worth follows the same logic — when there are no verifiable earnings streams, business filings, or public-facing ventures attributed to a name, the sensible answer is: no reliable figure is available.
Media mentions, contradictions, and metadata ghosts
Here’s where the story gets cinematic: a court filing in 2011 appears in the press. Then, over a decade later, editorial image services carry captions that pair the same name with public events (some captions carry dates in 2022). That’s a contradiction worthy of a detective novel’s aside — metadata, captioning conventions, and event re-uses can create echoes. The simplest explanations are few: reconciliation (possible but unproven), captioning or metadata recycling, mistaken identity, or simply the persistence of a name in agency databases.
I like to quote from the archive of our collective attention: names stick. They echo in captions, databases, and the occasional photo credit, even when people move on to other lives. Those echoes are honest data points — they just don’t always tell a clean story.
Timeline table — compact and cinematic
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 2009 | Reported marriage — January 1 |
| 2011 | Reported separation — June; reported divorce filing — November |
| 2022 | Appearances of the full name in editorial photo captions/metadata (date appears in image services) |
How I researched this — a personal aside
I’ll be frank: this piece is stitched from a handful of public markers and a lot of silence. That silence has texture. It feels like reading a screenplay where a character has three lines across two acts — you see the important beats, you imagine the rest. I found the legal-type markers (a family/divorce filing indexed in court records) and the social/visual markers (photo caption metadata in image services), but I did not find a sustained personal or professional narrative authored by Kineret herself in the public domain. So I tell the story with restraint — because the story deserves to be true to the available facts.
What the gaps tell us
Gaps are not failures; they’re invitations. They tell us that someone managed to preserve privacy in a moment when privacy is notoriously fragile. They tell us that names — even unusual compound names like Kineret Karen Ben Yishay Moore — can belong mostly to private lives despite intersecting with public people. And they teach a softer lesson about celebrity: proximity to fame does not always equal full public exposure.
A short, cinematic reflection
If this were a film, Kineret would be the character who enters the frame for three perfect, decisive scenes and then exits, leaving an echo that other characters talk about. You — the reader — get to imagine the fuller life: mornings over coffee, off-camera moments, the real texture of relationships. The public record provides the beats; the rest is, for now, private.
FAQ
Who is Kineret Karen Ben Yishay Moore?
Kineret Karen Ben Yishay Moore is a person publicly identified primarily through her relationship with actor/director Joel David Moore; public records and press link her name to a marriage and a subsequent divorce filing.
Are Kineret and Joel David Moore married?
Records reported a marriage on January 1, 2009, and press reports note a separation in June 2011 followed by a divorce filing in November 2011; some later image captions have kept the name alive in metadata.
Do they have children together?
Available materials report no children associated with the marriage or the subsequent court filings.
What is Kineret’s career or public role?
There is no authoritative public biography or professional résumé for Kineret under the exact name provided; searches did not reveal reliable industry credits or a public career profile.
What is her net worth?
No reliable public estimate of net worth is available for Kineret Karen Ben Yishay Moore.
Are there recent news or social posts about her?
Most mentions are tied to the 2011 family/divorce filing and to occasional image-caption metadata in editorial services; a clear, verified personal social account linked to her exact name was not found in the material reviewed.
