Hey there! Let me tell you something pretty cool that happened recently. Demi Moore reunited with her Now and Then costar Melanie Griffith at an autograph signing event for her new book, Inside Out. Now, picture this: two incredibly talented ladies coming together to reminisce about their past and celebrate their journey. While they were there, they took a photo together, and Demi, who’s now 56, couldn’t wait to share that unforgettable snap on Instagram. But that’s not all—she also posted another pic of them as their Now and Then characters back in 1996. Talk about nostalgia!
Under the post, Demi captioned it with a playful wink emoji and tagged Melanie Griffith, adding "#TBT" for Throwback Thursday. Melanie, spotting the photos later, couldn’t help but respond with heartfelt enthusiasm. She commented, “Girlfriend!!” and threw in three black heart emojis for good measure. It’s moments like these that remind us how special connections from the past can be.
A Moment That Stole the Spotlight
It wasn’t just Melanie who was feeling the love. Eva Longoria chimed in, expressing her admiration with, “Omg I love this!!!” But honestly, it was Demi’s fans who seemed to be the most thrilled. Their reactions were filled with nostalgia and admiration for one of the most iconic films of the ‘90s. One fan commented, “Awwww Teeny and Samantha!!! One of my absolute favorite movies. Was a huge inspiration to my little ‘90s kid self! ❤️.” Another fan added, “@demimoore BEST MOVIE TO EVER EXIST. Now & Then is my childhood!” These comments show just how much this movie meant to a generation of fans.
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Inside Out: Demi’s Journey Through Life
Since Demi released her memoir, Inside Out, she’s been receiving tons of compliments from loved ones. This book is a deep dive into her personal life, touching on her former marriages to Freddy Moore, Bruce Willis, and Ashton Kutcher. It’s a raw and honest account of her life, and it’s resonating with so many people. Her daughter Rumer Willis couldn’t be prouder of her mom for being so open and vulnerable in her memoir.
Rumer gushed about her mom, saying, “I’m so proud of her vulnerability, and I think so many women have watched her — and just as her daughter, I’ve watched her, as kind of beacon of strength, and this kind of leader.” Rumer went on to explain what she truly respects about her mom: “I think what I really respect about her is that she is never the victim in her stories.” This speaks volumes about Demi’s character and how she approaches life with resilience and accountability.
