Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ex-wife, Maria Shriver and son Patrick just took their protein business to another level.

The mother and son own a wellness brand, Mind Over Snacks Health (MOSH), that manufactures products that boost cognitive health.

They produce protein bars designed to improve brain function, and now they will be easily available at Target.

"All right, look where we are. Today's a very special day. We are here at Target," the duo said in the launch video. "Wow, we are launching 2,000 Targets nationwide with our brand new high-protein bar."

The video was filmed inside Target as the duo reflected on the company’s growth since its founding. The launch included a line of protein bars designed to support both physical and cognitive health, which is central to the brand’s core mission.

The new line includes flavors like Peanut Butter Cup, Chocolate Sea Salt, and Oatmeal Chocolate Chip, and contains 20 grams of protein.

According to the younger Schwarzenegger, the ingredients used in the products include creatine, cognizin, lion’s mane, ashwagandha, vitamins, and fiber.

With so many wellness brands already going steady in the market, MOSH has positioned itself as more than a traditional protein brand. Their emphasis lies in using “clean” ingredients.

"I told you when we first started this company, my dream was to be at Target, and here we are. And we give back," Maria said. "We fund Alzheimer's research with every purchase. So we're a community founded brand, and we can't wait to welcome you into our family."

The Target rollout is one of their biggest retail expansions to date. It is clear proof of a growing interest in nutritional products like MOSH. And thanks to MOSH, Shriver was included in the 2026 Female Founders 500 list by Inc. Magazine.

Besides the list, the business also took the mother and son to Shark Tank.

MOSH Reached Shark Tank

At the Season 15 finale of Shark Tank, Patrick Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver made a surprise visit on stage. The mother and son duo pitched MOSH to the Sharks, asking for $500,000 for a 2% stake in their company. 

Among all the Sharks, Lori Greiner appeared the most interested in their product. She offered the mother and son duo $500,000 for a 6% stake in their company.

Patrick countered the offer with a 3.5% stake, eventually settling for 3.5% and an additional .5% advisory share.

Well, Shriver’s journey from Shark Tank to being included in The Female Founders 500 speaks volumes about how she is breaking the norms to encourage more women to take up entrepreneurial roles.

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Written by

Ruwa Javed

Edited by

Shubhi Rathore