Demi Moore got real about her relationship with Ashton Kutcher in her Inside Out memoir, revealing that she suffered a miscarriage while they were dating.
According to The New York Times, the actress, 56, was pregnant with a baby girl and chose the name Chaplin Ray, but lost the child about six months into the pregnancy.
The Thursday, September 12, article went on to say that the Ghost star blamed herself for miscarrying because she had started drinking again.
After she and the That 70’s Show alum, 41, wed in 2005, they tried fertility treatments, but the New Mexico native’s drinking got worse and she started abusing Vicodin. She also learned that her husband had been unfaithful.
Read more at Us Weekly.
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VIDEO OF THE DAY: Well Done, Dog
CELEB SNAP: Bruce Springsteen
In Toronto for the world premiere of personal concert film Western Stars, Bruce Springsteen was spotted at Weslodge today for a luncheon.
Photo courtesy of Joel Levy Photography
INSTA SNAP: Taron Egerton
RED CARPET PHOTO OF THE DAY: Charlie Hunnam
NYFW PHOTO OF THE DAY: Serena Williams.
Serena Williams at S by Serena at Klarna Style 360, where guests sipped Clase Azul tequila
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Harry Potter Author JK Rowling Donates $20 Million to Neurology Research to Honor Late Mother
JK Rowling has donated $20 million to support research into neurological conditions at a center named after her mother.
The Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic at the University of Edinburgh was established with a donation from the Harry Potter author in 2010.
Her latest gift will help create new facilities and support research.
Anne Rowling died aged 45 from complications related to multiple sclerosis (MS).
The center is an integrated care and research facility focusing on MS and neurological conditions with the aim of bringing more clinical studies and trials to patients.
Neurological conditions studied at the clinic include motor neurone disease (MND), Parkinson's and dementias.
Read more at BBC News.
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