Demi Moore showcased a noticeably slimmer figure on the Cannes red carpet on Tuesday, amid ongoing and unconfirmed speculation about her use of Ozempic. The 63-year-old actress, whose slender frame raised concerns at the Actor Awards in March, appeared even thinner as she posed during the jury photocall at the prestigious film festival.
Red Carpet Look
Moore wore a colorful Jacquemus dress that highlighted her angular shoulders and toned arms, accessorized with sunglasses and bow-adorned heels. Despite her glamorous appearance, social media users quickly took to platforms to comment on her weight loss and potential — though unverified — use of the diabetes drug Ozempic for weight management.
One user wrote: 'Pretty sad she has become this to fit in the Hollywood crowd.' Another commented: 'Demi Moore. That extreme thinness is not healthy.' However, others praised her style, with one saying: 'She looks great' and another calling the look 'so whimsical.'
Previous Concerns
In March, photos of Moore at the Actor Awards prompted worried fans to speculate online. Questions such as 'Is she on Ozempic?' and 'Too skinny' circulated. One user asked Grok about her appearance, while another wondered if she was taking 'The Substance,' a fictional black-market drug from her 2024 body horror film of the same name. The Daily Mail has reached out to Moore's representatives for comment but has not yet received a response.
Moore's Perspective on Aging
In April, Moore shared her approach to maintaining a youthful appearance, emphasizing self-care. She told ELLE that her Oscar-nominated role in The Substance changed her perception of aging and beauty standards. The film, which critiques Hollywood's impossible beauty ideals, follows a fading star who uses a dangerous drug to reclaim her youth.
'Filming The Substance was a very intense, visceral experience that really highlighted the dangers of self-judgment,' Moore explained. 'The most beautiful thing we can do is care for ourselves with kindness. I’ve viewed wellness and skin care as an act of gratitude.' She credited her evening skincare routine as 'life-changing' and noted that using products that support skin resilience is key.
Moore also reflected on longevity, stating: 'Lately for me, I’ve come to view longevity as sort of an alignment. I say a lot now that it’s not about the amount of time; it’s about the quality of time you have.'
