Demi Moore has gone back in time to reveal that she faced challenges with her body image after becoming a mother for the second time with daughter Scout Willis, who was born in 1991.
At the time, the actress was living in Malibu, California with her ex-husband, Bruce Willis, and says she was forced to ride a bike, covering 30 miles just to lose weight for her role in "Indecent Proposal."
“I would feed (Scout) at night, get up in the dark and meet the trainer. I cycled a lot, even to the location where we were shooting. Then, I had to shoot for a full day, which usually lasts 12 hours. Then, I started all over again," said Moore in an interview with "CBS Sunday Morning."
Further, it follows:
"I believe Scout was around 5-6 months old when I was shooting for the film. I put myself under a lot of pressure," said the singer and admitted that she had unrealistic expectations for her postpartum body. "Even just the idea that I was doing so many things to my body...it's crazy, it's ridiculous," said the "Charlie's Angles: Full Throttle" star.
She says that she later realized that getting back in shape after becoming a mother didn't really matter.
The actress is the mother of three daughters, whom she co-parents with Bruce Willis. They were married for 13 years and gave birth to Rumer (1988), Scout (1991) and Tallulah (1994). Moore and Willis ended their marriage in 2000, but are still on good terms.
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