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Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher are getting divorced, the couple announced today in statements they released simultaneously. Demi wrote, "It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that I have decided to end my six-year marriage to Ashton. As a woman, a mother and a wife there are certain values and vows that I hold sacred, and it is in this spirit that I have chosen to move forward with my life." Read more
Ashton Kutcher was spotted on a studio lot in LA this afternoon. He took a break from filming Two and a Half Men just as news came out that his wife, Demi Moore, filed for divorce. She announced the decision in a statement that alluded to recent rumors of infidelity, though didn't provide specifics on the cause of the split. Ashton and Demi shared many sweet moments during their six-year Read more
Demi Moore wore a slim-cut red sheath dress and towering Brian Atwood heels at the Margin Call premiere in NYC on Monday evening. Demi was solo for the screening, but she kept a big smile on her face and her wedding ring on her finger despite the persistent rumors about the state of her marriage. Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher have yet to attend an event together since the infidelity stories broke Read more
Amid a barrage of headlines about the shaky state of their marriage, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore went camping together near Santa Barbara last weekend and we have more new photos of their getaway. The couple, who recently passed their sixth wedding anniversary, were reportedly joined by Kabbalah instructor Yehuda Berg and Kutcher's friend Eric Buterbaugh. Ashton and Demi have yet to release any Read more
Iowa organization The Family Leader has written up a two-page marriage vow it hopes politicians will say "I do" to. Aiming to save the ever-embattled "sanctity of marriage," the group wants politicians to promise to promote marriage between one man and one woman because it "protects innocent children, vulnerable women, the rights of fathers, the stability of families, and the liberties of all Read more
Perhaps prompted by the high-profile infidelities of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Anthony Weiner, The New York Times Magazine is taking on cheating spouses this weekend. But instead of asking "why men cheat," the article sets out to question the whole premise of monogamy and whether it's a realistic or even valuable goal. The magazine does this by way of profiling advice columnist and starter of Read more
