The following year, Demi had a positive turning point in her career with “About Last Night.” However, her most successful movie is “Ghost” — a 1990 romantic fantasy thriller directed by Jerry Zucker. The actress attained her A-list status with roles in “A Few Good Men,” “Indecent Proposal,” and “Disclosure.”
By 1995, she had become the highest-paid actress in Hollywood for her role in “Striptease.” On one hand, her career took off; however, on the other, her marriage with Freddy only lasted just five years.
By 1995, she had become the highest-paid actress in Hollywood for her role in “Striptease.” On one hand, her career took off; however, on the other, her marriage with Freddy only lasted just five years.
In 1987, she married Bruce Willis, and the two became one of the most famous couples until 2000 when they divorced. The couple had three daughters: Rumer Glenn, Scout LaRue, and Tallulah Belle. After her divorce from Bruce, she remarried for the third time in 2005.
The star and Ashton Kutcher’s marriage also ended in divorce in 2013. She didn’t have children with the younger actor but Demi revealed that she had suffered a miscarriage in the sixth month of her pregnancy.
On September 24, 2019, Demi published her tell-all memoir. The book titled “Inside Out” revealed her dark childhood, the adversities she had faced, and her resilience. Her memoir was an instant number-one New York Times bestseller and one thing it addressed was her difficult childhood.
Demi’s Relationship with Her Mother
The actress talked about her days growing up in the book, explaining that her parents battled alcoholism and raised her in an environment filled with infidelities, fights, and constant moving. When Demi was only 12, her mother attempted suicide, and she had to save her from an overdose.
Demi had to take out the pills her mother had tried to swallow from her throat while her father held her mouth open. That incident happened many other times. At 13, she found her parents’ marriage certificate, and that was when she realized that Dan Guynes, the man she knew as her father, was not her birth father.
