Demi Moore, 63, Stuns in Chic Leopard Look

Demi Moore showcased her taut complexion as she attended the Landman screening in on Thursday. 

The actress, 63, who stars as billionaire wife Cami Miller in the show, looked effortlessly chic as she arrived at the Saban Media Centre wearing a turtleneck jumper.

She paired her jumper with a black-and-white Carolina Herrera FW26 skirt and a pair of black satin slingback heels. 

To complete her ensemble, Demi accessorised with a pair of diamond earrings and toted her belongings around in a black clutch. 

Landman is a gritty drama series starring Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris. 

It follows risk-taking landmen who negotiate land rights, dealing with roughnecks, billionaires, and dangerous, high-stakes scenarios that reshape geopolitics and the economy.

Season two of Taylor Sheridan's Western drama has sparked polarised reviews over the last few months.

Several reviewers took Landman's second season to task for its handling of the major female roles, with special derision coming in for parts played by  and , though the derision was reserved for the writing, which is exclusively credited to Sheridan.

Writing for Slate, Rebecca Onion outlined what she described as 'Landman's woman problem.'

She wrote that Moore's character Cami, the wife of Tommy's late colleague (played by ), now has 'actual lines and scenes,' but the other major female stars have been given substandard material to work with.

Onion singled out Tommy's ex-wife Angela Norris (played by Ali) and his daughter Ainsley (Michelle Randolph) as weak links in the latest season because of Sheridan's alleged habit of forcing them to spout out his 'culture-war rant[s] ... disguised as a scene between characters on a television show.'

Slate's review went on to criticise Ali's character for being cartoonishly moody and reactive compared to Tommy, who is portrayed as being cool and collected. 

Salon's Melane McFarland was more positive on the new season, but she wrote that, in the universe of Sheridan's TV shows, 'women are divided between ball-busters with predatory business instincts that match or exceed those of their male peers, or expensive sexual accessories.'

She wrote that the women of Landman are further divided by hair color, 'because in Sheridan’s Texas, God made blondes to drive rich old men into poverty,' whereas brunettes 'get things done.'

Melane also noted the portrayal of Tommy's daughter Ainsley as a moron, joking that she 'would lose a grade-school spelling bee to a bag of hair extensions.'

Ultimately, she wrote that the show amounts to trashy fun, even if it fails at being exceptional television.

Demi has flaunted her slimmed-down appearance in recent months, sparking a slew of Ozempic rumours.

She wrote that Moore's character Cami, the wife of Tommy's late colleague (played by ), now has 'actual lines and scenes,' but the other major female stars have been given substandard material to work with.

When the Substance star took to the stage to present the award for Best Cinematography at the Oscars earlier this year, she left many wondering whether she had undergone plastic surgery or tweakments.

Taking to social media, one penned: 'Demi Moore debuts latest face,'; 'Demi got that face snatched'.

'A fresh face lift? I see you Demi,' a third penned, while a fourth asked: 'Wait, is that Demi Moore? What did she do to her face?'

'I feel like when she started talking, she didn't look like herself anymore. Some parts of her face are not moving well,' theorised someone else.