London, June 06: Hollywood star Demi Moore, an avowed fan of `Britain`s Got Talent` sensation Susan Boyle, is set to offer the singer USD 45,000 to perform at her and Ashton Kutcher`s upcoming wedding anniversary.The 47-year-old singer had lost out to the dance troupe Diversity during the finals of the talent hunt but seems to be having the last laugh as she has also been reportedly invited to perform for Barack Obama in Washington.
Moore had become a fan of the unlikely star after watching her sing `I Dreamed a Dream` during her audition for the reality show, and now wants the `Hairy Angel` to sing at her fourth wedding anniversary, reported Daily Star online.
"Demi and Ashton think Susan is absolutely brilliant, in a fantastically unique and kitsch way. Demi and Ashton have been talking about booking Susan to sing for them. She
wanted her to lift up her skirt and flash her knee, the way she did with Piers Morgan," said a source close to the couple.
The 46-year-old Moore had married Kutcher who is 15 years her junior in 2005 and the couple will be celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary in September. The twosome
plan to have a quiet celebration with Boyle`s performance being the highlight.
"Demi has teased Ashton that Susan would eat him alive. The idea is a cocktail party at home in Los Angeles, the highlight being Susan singing," added the source.
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