Demi Moore Divorce: Actress Wants Big Payout From Ashton Kutcher?
Demi Moore is reportedly delaying signing divorce papers recently filed by Ashton Kutcher in an attempt to receive a substantial settlement payout, it has been claimed.
The 50-year-old actress, who ended her seven year marriage to Kutcher, 33, in 2011, is reportedly eager to receive a divorce payout that is similar to the one she received from her ex-husband Bruce Willis, according to TMZ.com. Moore and Willis, who share three daughters, never disclosed the details of their divorce, although Moore is believed to have received a large sum.
Despite growing speculation that Moore is prolonging the divorce because she is allegedly still in love with Kutcher, sources insist that the actress was preparing to file divorce papers herself, but only after resolving a financial matter which would allegedly ease the settlement process. She is said to have moved on from Kutcher, with one source telling TMZ that the mother of three is "genuinely happy."
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Kutcher, who is rumored to be worth $140 million, filed for divorce on Friday more than one year since the estranged couple separated. The "Two And A Half" men star has since moved on with his former "That 70s Show" co-star Mila Kunis, and one report claims that the 29-year-old actress may have been the reason behind Kutcher's filing.
"Mila was getting upset that Ashton was still stuck in this situation," a source told the New York Daily News.
In conjunction with the divorce drama, it has been claimed that Moore is currently embroiled with an ongoing feud with her daughters. While the family is yet to confirm the feud reports, one source said that the actress is miserable and lonely due to her reportedly unstable personal life.
"She's determined to find young love again and is at a loss as to why she is still single," a source told RadarOnline.com. "On top of having no love life, her daughters have once again turned their backs on her - she just feels so alone, and that feeling is made all the worse as Christmas approaches."
