London: Demi Moore’s daughters have reportedly cut off contact with their mum once again.
The 50-year-old actress is allegedly being given the cold shoulder by Rumer, 24, Scout, 21, and Tallulah, 18, just months after they reconciled following a bitter fallout, the Daily Mail reported.
Moore’s daughters, alongwith former hubby Bruce Willis, are allegedly tired of her constant partying and erratic behaviour.
They initially fell out over her split from Ashton Kutcher last year and subsequent stint in rehab.
“Rumer is really the one making the decision to do this as the oldest,” a source told the New York Daily News.
“Around the time Bruce’s wife Emma had the baby, it was this scary sense of, ‘Demi went off her rocker again.’ Bruce is now very much out of the spotlight and the kids were very happy about that.
“They started feeling that Demi needs to stay home and be more of a mother. She checked into rehab and they’d always been pushing for her to do that. [But] After Art Basel, she came out partying and dancing on tables again. The kids are old enough to band together, Rumer being the ringleader. The family is very much divided,” the source said.
Her daughters initially supported their mother following her divorce from Kutcher because they believed she was “distraught” but were allegedly “mortified” when she started going out with one of Rumer’s friends Vito Schnabel recently.
But Moore was dumped by the 26-year-old toyboy last week after she enjoyed a week of partying at Art Basil in Miami because he thought she was too distracting from his career.
ANI
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