Demi Moore shared her secret to living her best life at 61, emphasizing the importance of being present in the moment and embracing the excitement of possibilities. She sees this stage of her life as an opportunity to redefine the future for women and wants to set an example for her daughters that there is no end to what they can achieve. Moore stars in a new horror film called “The Substance,” which explores the theme of self-image and the pressures society places on individuals. The film pushed her out of her comfort zone both physically and emotionally, requiring a level of raw vulnerability.
Reflecting on her own experiences, Moore admitted that she once placed a lot of value on her body as a defining marker of success and belonging. The film helped her realize the violence that people often inflict on themselves by comparing their appearance to others and feeling inadequate. Despite the challenges of the role, Moore found the message of the film to be powerful and hopes it will resonate with audiences. “The Substance” premiered at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year and received a 13-minute standing ovation, with Moore’s performance generating Oscar buzz.
While Moore’s career continues to thrive, she finds joy in her personal life as well. With her children grown and her grandchildren bringing her happiness, Moore feels a sense of independence and autonomy to redefine her future. She is excited to explore where this next chapter of her life will take her, even though she doesn’t know yet what it will look like. Moore shares three daughters with her ex-husband Bruce Willis, and recently became a grandmother when her daughter Rumer gave birth to a daughter named Louetta. Moore enjoys her role as a grandmother, embracing the nickname Ya Ya that her grandchildren call her.
As Moore embraces this new stage of her life, she is grateful for the opportunities and experiences that have come her way. She sees aging as a journey of self-discovery and growth, rather than a limitation, and encourages others to adopt a similar mindset. Moore’s positive outlook on life and her willingness to embrace challenges have been evident in her recent work, including the film “The Substance.” As the film premieres in theaters on Sept. 20, Moore continues to inspire audiences with her talent, resilience, and dedication to living her best life at any age.
