Knocked Up Celebs

Demi Moore is the cover girl for the April issue of Harper’s Bazaar. And at 45, she is looking amazing. She also poses with her daughters: Rumer,19; Scout, 16; and Tallulah,14. And of course you know in full Demi fashion…the interview is all about her family! She is really a family girl, being friends with Bruce Willis and being married to Ashton Kutcher.

The issue hits newstands March 20 but until then here are some highlights of the interview she did for the magazine:

Demi on bringing Ashton into her daughters’ lives:

“I didn’t bring somebody into their lives lightly. I looked at Ashton and thought, he’s 25 [he’s now 30]; it’s a lot to ask. Being with me isn’t about just being in a relationship with me; it’s about someone stepping into a situation where there is already a huge level of responsibility.”

Demi on the attention given to the age gap between her and Ashton:

“…People made such a fuss about it, you would have thought the world had never seen it before. Age wasn’t what I was thinking about, but to the rest of the world it was a very big deal.”

Demi on maintaining respect and friendship with her ex-husband Bruce Willis:

“Look, I’m the product of divorced parents, and my brother and I were the pawns in my parents’ game. I never wanted that for my kids. At that time, I could not have seen what a gift that situation was, but without that experience, I would not have known there was a different choice to make in my own divorce.”

Demi on her outlook on life:

“Look, I would be lying if I said I don’t have moments of panic when I look in the mirror and see things creeping in that weren’t there before. But now I stop, and instead of focusing on my flaws, I think about all that I have in my life. I have a wonderful marriage, I have three wonderful daughters, I have an incredible extended family and I have loving, wonderful friends. Then when I look back in the mirror, the reflection I see isn’t so bad, because I’m seeing the beauty of my whole being and my whole life.”

Ashton on feeling overwhelmed having an instant family:

“At first, I didn’t know how it was all going to play out, but everything fell into place. We all support each other. I’m occasionally overwhelmed by everyone’s generosity.”

Ashton on how he feels that the kids say they love and admire him as much as their biological dad:

“I am eternally grateful for having them in my life. That makes me want to cry and hug them and cry a little bit more.”

Ashton on accepting Bruce Willis as a friend:

“He’s a great guy. Guy guys make great friends. I just had to get over my ego, which was screaming, ‘This guy used to sleep with your woman,’ and I listened instead to the little voice inside that was whispering, ‘This guy loves and cares about your woman.’ Once I did that, it was a cakewalk.”

Scout on how her mom has changed since she started Kabbalah:

“I can’t really remember a time before Kabbalah. She has always moved from religion to religion according to the stages in her life. Kabbalah is the one she has stuck with the most. I respect that she and Ashton are doing it. It’s not so completely based on religion; it’s more about how you deal with life.”

Tallulah on how Demi and Ashton’s relationship hit her:

I was in fourth grade, so it didn’t hit me as much as it did Scout and Rumer. But it still hit me a little, and it still does now. I find it weird that people think my stepdad is hot.”

Tallulah on her mom, dad and stepdad being good friends:

“I love it. We are one big family. Late at night, after a long day, we can sit around and laugh with each other.”

Photo Source: Page Six

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