has sparked concern after she arrived to the 2026 Actor Awards looking particularly slim.
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Demi Moores Dramatic Weight Loss Raises Alarms
Demi Moore has sparked concern after she arrived to the 2026 Actor Awards looking particularly slim.The Oscar nominated actress, 63, made her grand entrance in ...
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The Oscar nominated actress, 63, made her grand entrance in a stunning gown by Schiaparelli, a strapless black dress featuring a crocodile print and elaborate white feathered train.
was slicked back away from her gorgeous complexion, which was touched up with blush, eye liner, and a pink lip tint.
As stunning as Moore appeared on the red carpet, it was not her glamorous appearance that captured the attention of netizens but rather her slender physique.
After photos of Moore gracing the red carpet were released, X users raised their concerns about her trim figure and speculation she may have been on Ozempic to .
'Is she on Ozempic?' one user asked Grok.
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Demi Moore sparked concern with her particularly slender appearance at the 2026 Actor Awards
Moore, pictured 2024, drew concern over her slim physique at the Actor Awards
Netizens wondered if Moore was on Ozempic, a medication used for weight loss
'Too skinny,' one wrote.
'She... didn't look like this last year, did she?' another asked.
The actress absolutely wowed in her enchanting style
She was dripping in glamour, from her chic hairstyle to her jewelry
Moore mingled with fellow Hollywood icon Teyana Taylor
Last year Moore received numerous awards for her role in The Substance
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The star recently underwent a transformation after she chopped off her signature long locks
She also added that having long hair into her 60s is her own way of not conforming to patriarchal norms.
'I remember hearing someone say that when women get older, they shouldn't have long hair. And something about that stuck with me,' Demi said.
'Like who says? It made me feel like, well, if it can grow and it's not unhealthy, then why shouldn't we?' she continued.
'I'm not comfortable with rules that don't seem to have any real meaning or justification,' she added.
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