Demi Moore Reveals Disturbing Past: Recounts Being s–ually Assaulted at 15 by Man Known to Her Mother

Actress Demi Moore, renowned for her Hollywood stardom, bares the raw reality behind her glamorous facade in her latest memoir, “Inside Out.”

The 56-year-old celebrity delves into her tumultuous upbringing, shedding light on a disturbing incident from her past where she was s–ually assaulted at the tender age of 15 by a man familiar to her mother.

In a candid interview with “Good Morning America,” Moore disclosed the harrowing details of the traumatic experience.

Following her parents' divorce and the revelation that the man she thought was her father was not her biological parent, Moore's mother resorted to taking her daughter to bars in pursuit of male attention.

One fateful day, upon returning home, Moore discovered an older man awaiting her arrival, a man whom both she and her mother were acquainted with.

He had gained access to their apartment through a key provided by an unknown source and proceeded to rape her.

The gravity of the situation dawned on Moore when the assailant callously posed a question that shattered her world: “How does it feel to be whored by your mother for $500?” This revelation unveiled the extent of her mother's betrayal, leaving Moore reeling from the devastating realization that her own flesh and blood had orchestrated her exploitation.

While Moore grappled with the aftermath of the assault, she reflected on her turbulent relationship with her mother.

The actress recounted a tumultuous childhood marked by her mother's struggles with alcoholism, suicide attempts, and a transient lifestyle that lacked stability.

At the tender age of 12, Moore found herself in a harrowing situation where she had to intervene to save her mother's life from a suicide attempt involving pills.

The revelation that her presumed father was not her biological parent further deepened Moore's sense of abandonment and unworthiness.

This pivotal moment fueled her decision to drop out of high school and venture into the unpredictable terrain of Hollywood in pursuit of a career in acting.

Despite navigating the challenges of substance abuse, including cocaine addiction and excessive drinking, Moore's breakthrough role in “General Hospital” at 19 propelled her into the spotlight.

However, fame came at a cost as Moore's personal struggles escalated, leading to a stint in rehab before filming “St. Elmo's Fire.”

Subsequently maintaining sobriety for nearly two decades, Moore faced setbacks in her personal life, including a miscarriage during her marriage to Ashton Kutcher, which triggered a relapse.

Battling through adversity, Moore sought solace in rehab once again, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and healing that culminated in the creation of her debut memoir, “Inside Out.”

Scheduled for release on Sept. 24, Moore's memoir offers a poignant account of resilience, redemption, and the unyielding spirit that propels individuals through life's darkest valleys towards the light of self-empowerment.