DEMI Moore was famously once married to Hollywood megastar Bruce Willis.
They also amassed quite a brood during their time together – here’s the lowdown.
Demi and Bruce have three children together – who have also had a taste of fame.
Here’s the lowdown on their star kids:
31-year-old Rumer is probably the most famous our of her sisters.
She is Demi and Bruce’s eldest daughter.
Rumer has made quite a name for herself on TV and starred in teen drama 9o210 and also Empire.
In 2015 she won Dancing with the Stars and then went on to make her Broadway debut in Chicago as Roxie Hart that same year.
Middle child Scout, 28, and was named after a character in the famous novel To Kill A Mockingbird.
Not only has she worked in costume and wardrobe departments for several movies, but she has also acted in films like Bandits, Breakfast of Champions and The Scarlet Letter.
Scout is also an outspoken activist for women’s rights.
25-year-old Tallulah is an actress, a fashion designer as well as an entrepreneur.
Having had success in the early part of her life as an actress, she later got into designing and makeup and has now been working on her own business.
Like her mother she has struggled with alcohol in the past.
In 2017, Tallulah posted a caption on Instagram, talking about her newfound sobriety.
In her post, she said she “did not value” herself or her body and self-medicated.
Demi has been married three times during her life.
Her second marriage was to Bruce which began on November 21, 1987, and ended on October 18, 2000.
In her explosive 2019 autobiography Inside Out she claims that their whirlwind romance saw them dating, married and pregnant all within FOUR months.
She also says that he wanted her out of Hollywood movies and at home with their children.
The former married couple, who were together for 10 years after meeting in 2003, suffered a devastating miscarriage at the six-month mark.
Following the release of her explosive book Demi revealed a previously unseen photograph of her huge baby bump.
Demi, who was 42 at the time, was six months pregnant when she lost the baby.
She recalled the doctors’ words as she discovered their child had passed away, and told the host: “You could see combination of his dread and it shifting then immediately in to matter of fact, practical, information.
“Because it was unquestionable. There was no heartbeat.”
