When she was a child, she was sold to an old man for money:
today, she has overcome her past and become a famous actress! Find out who she is
Demi Moore, now a renowned actress, had a childhood marked by multiple hardships, including a mother struggling with alcoholism.
Born on November 11, 1962, as Demi Gene Guynes, she grew up in an unstable environment due to her parents’ divorce and her mother’s remarriage, which led to frequent relocations. In addition to these family upheavals, she faced health issues from an early age, particularly kidney problems and eye surgery.
At just 15 years old, she decided to leave her difficult home life and pursued a career in modeling before exploring the world of cinema. Shortly after, she married musician Freddy Moore. Her acting career took off in 1985 with the film St. Elmo’s Fire, and she later achieved great success with movies like Ghost.
Her marriage to Freddy Moore ended, but she rebuilt her life with Bruce Willis in 1987, with whom she had three daughters. The relationship between Demi and her mother remained complicated due to the latter’s alcoholism.
In her autobiography Inside Out, Demi opens up about her troubled childhood and personal struggles. She vividly recounts how she took care of her mother, who attempted to take her own life, and how they eventually reconciled before her mother’s passing in 1998.
Her daughter, Tallulah, after going through difficult times, was also able to reconnect with her mother. Demi’s book addresses sensitive topics such as addiction and body image. Today, despite the challenges of the past, she maintains a strong bond with her children and has managed to build a harmonious blended family with Bruce Willis.


