In her early childhood, she was given away to an old man for financial gain, but she managed to grow up and become a world-famous actress.

Demi Moore, known for her brilliant creative path, endured a difficult childhood in the company of an alcoholic mother. Despite the challenges she had to face, she achieved tremendous success in her professional career and became the mother of three children.

Born on November 11, 1962, under the name Demi Gene Guynes, she experienced her parents’ divorce, after which her mother remarried, leading to constant changes in their place of residence. From childhood, Demi faced health problems, underwent eye surgeries, and battled kidney diseases.

Leaving the unfavorable family environment at the age of 15, she entered the world of modeling and acting, marrying musician Freddie Moore. The turning point came in 1985 with the release of the film «St. Elmo’s Fire,» followed by successful roles in such films as «Ghost.»

Her marriage to Freddie ended, but in 1987 she married Bruce Willis, with whom she had three daughters. Demi struggled with difficulties in her relationship with her mother, who suffered from alcoholism. In her memoir «Inside Out: My Imperfect Life,» she candidly shared the challenges of her childhood, including caring for her mother, her mother’s suicide attempt, and their reconciliation before her mother’s death in 1998.

Despite all the difficulties, today Demi is closer to her children than ever, forming a strong, united family with Bruce Willis.

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