Demi Moore’s career has been marked by remarkable success since 1981, when she landed a role in General Hospital and made her film debut with Choices.
She later starred in films like Blame It on Rio (1984) and No Small Affair, gaining widespread fame in 1985 with St. Elmo’s Fire. However, the true turning point in her career came in 1990 with the massive success of Ghost, followed by notable roles in A Few Good Men, Indecent Proposal, and Disclosure.
In 1995, she became the highest-paid actress in Hollywood thanks to Striptease.
Beyond her career, Demi’s personal life has been filled with challenges. She married Bruce Willis in 1987, and together they had three daughters before divorcing in 2000. Later, in 2005, she married Ashton Kutcher, but their relationship ended in divorce in 2013.
Her autobiography Inside Out, published on September 24, 2019, revealed the hardships of her childhood—marked by her parents’ alcoholism, her mother’s suicide attempts, and the trauma of abandonment.
She also disclosed having suffered a miscarriage during her marriage to Kutcher. Her relationship with her mother, Virginia, was equally tumultuous. After her parents’ divorce, Demi had to care for her mother, who struggled with alcoholism. Their estrangement lasted until shortly before Virginia’s death from cancer in 1998.
Her daughters, especially Tallulah, have faced difficulties in their relationship with Demi. However, through her memoir, they have gained a deeper understanding of her struggles.
Today, the family remains united, particularly in light of Bruce Willis’s diagnosis of aphasia in 2022, proving that their bond is stronger than ever.
