Actress Demi Moore recently did what all modern celebrities do these days: she took to Twitter and engaged in what can be interpreted as some good old-fashioned over-sharing.
“When we are offended at any man’s fault, turn to yourself & study your own failings. Then you will forget your anger,” Moore tweeted.
Sure. On the surface, it’s a quote from Greek philosopher Epictetus, but in the context of a spate of rumors that Kutcher is embroiled in a cheating scandal, the quote bears more weight. Also, Demi’s tweet landed on the Internet on Sept. 23, which was the eve of the couple’s 6th wedding anniversary (which they spent apart).
If there is trouble — or if things are fine — the couple’s not saying. Neither has commented on the situation.
Reportedly, Ashton, 33, has been implicated in a sex scandal with a 23-year-old. No word yet on whether her allegations, of an affair with Ashton, are true. But this isn’t the first time Kutcher has been accused of cheating on 48-year-old Demi.
Last time, both Ashton and Demi denied the allegations through their lawyer. So far they’ve stayed mum on the new accusations, and reps for both have not responded.
Still, considering these allegations, some of Moore’s recent behavior seems suspect.
On Sept. 12, she tweeted a photo of her own naked back along with the message: “remember…..you’ve got your own back.”
And on Sept. 23, she posted a quote from Greek philosopher Epictetus, writing, “When we are offended at any man’s fault, turn to yourself & study your own failings. Then you will forget your anger.”
On Monday in New York, Kutcher was noticeably absent when Moore celebrated the premiere of Lifetime’s “Five,” a series of films in which she helped direct.
Not surprisingly, Demi Moore’s recent and dramatic weight loss sparks concern if perhaps she’s too upset to eat.
