Demi Moore Denies Having Plastic Surgery

We’re not kidding, Demi Moore, who allegedly spent a fortune on liposuction, breast augmentation and botox, denied having any plastic surgery. “It’s completely false – I’ve never had it done. But I would never judge those who have. If it’s the best thing for them, then I don’t see a problem. On the other hand, I don’t like the idea of having an operation to hold up the ageing. That said, the day when I start crying when I look at myself in the mirror might be the day when I’m less adamant about not having it done. For the moment I prefer to be a beautiful woman of my age than try desperately to look 30″, the 46-year-old Striptease actress told French Marie Claire.

On why men had an easier time getting older: “Again, social conditioning states that when men age they become more charming. We use that useful word they are “distinguished”. How many times have I heard that word in Hollywood to describe a mature actor? Men seem to get classier than us when they age. We live in a society which glorifies youth for women and gives value to maturity only for men. It’s necessary to get rid of these ridiculous codes. It’s fear which makes women less attractive, not age or appearance.”

On how living with Kutcher, who is almost 16 years her junior, had affected her: “The age gap is not relevant at all in our relationship. What matters most for me is to have found someone for whom the age gap doesn’t mean anything and most of all with whom I have an incredibly deep relationship. Of course, Ashton’s youth ensures that I have a completely different emotional relationship with him than I had when I lived with Bruce. We’re at different stages in our personal lives and in our careers. But we look at that as a positive thing because we are massively enriched by having different things to deal with and to share. And also I won’t pretend that I’m not hugely happy to live with such a handsome man!”

On Kutcher being mature: “I’ve met a lot of 40 and 50-year-olds who were a lot more immature than him.  Ashton is very responsible, and he was comfortable from the very beginning with the family  responsibilities he had to take on. Most men aged 25 would not have been able to deal with it. I don’t judge them, but I think Ashton is far more ahead of his time. We share everything. He’s also my best friend.”

On having a baby with Kutcher: “Why not? Everything is possible! We have so much to live for, and obviously one of them is to have a child. I’m very enthusiastic about all the possibilities that living together gives us.  I’m an incurable optimist and a go-getter – it’s in my nature to focus much more on what makes me happy than what makes me nervous.”

On Kabbalah: “It gives me strong tools to keep going with my day-to-day life. It also provides me with ways to understand myself better and not be egotistical. I like the idea of being connected, not only to my family and my colleagues on the screen but to everything around me. I wouldn’t have answered your questions with as much sincerity, conviction and, I hope, deepness a few years ago.”