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Scout Willis Praises Her Mother, Demi Moore, Amid Oscar Nominations
In the eyes of Scout Willis, her mother, Demi Moore, is the undeniable standout of this awards season.
“What I’m most proud of is her grace, her joy, and her genuine love for everyone else in her category,” Willis exclusively shared with Us Weekly during the Cure Addiction Now fundraising gala on Monday, February 24. “She took the time to personally connect with every actress nominated alongside her. That’s just who she is.”
Willis highlighted how her mother has navigated this year’s awards circuit with humility and compassion. “She’s so incredibly gracious and grounded. She sees every opportunity—whether it’s a speech or a moment—as a chance to inspire and uplift others. That’s her essence.”
This weekend, Moore, 62, is nominated for Best Actress at the 2025 Oscars for her powerful performance in The Substance. Her portrayal has already earned her accolades at the 2025 Golden Globes and the 2025 SAG Awards, solidifying her place among Hollywood’s elite.
For Moore, this marks her first Oscar nomination after a remarkable 40-year career. Willis believes her mother’s journey is a testament to perseverance and the importance of never giving up on one’s dreams.
“Did you see Jane Fonda at the SAG Awards? She’s 87 and still going strong!” Willis remarked, emphasizing the timeless nature of success. “I think it’s all about mindset. I once met a woman who was 93, and she radiated such passion and determination. I truly believe in having unwavering faith in yourself and your dreams.”
Moore’s recent achievements have also inspired Willis to pursue her own aspirations. While supporting Cure Addiction Now, Willis showcased her musical talents by performing two original songs, “Over and Over” and “Last Night,” at the gala. The event raised $800,000 for the nonprofit, founded by Nancy Davis, which funds innovative research into substance addiction.
“Singing and acting are both in my future,” Willis teased. “I’m so excited and grateful for the opportunities ahead.”
As for the Oscars, Willis plans to be there to support her mother, no matter the outcome. “I’ll be in pajamas or a dress—one or the other,” she joked, adding that she’ll be cheering for Moore regardless of the final result.
Related: Demi Moore Wins Best Actress at 2025 SAG Awards for The Substance
Demi Moore has been a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) for over four decades. On Sunday, February 23, she took home her first SAG Award for Best Actress. “When I joined this incredible organization in 1978, I was just 15 years old,” Moore reflected during her acceptance speech. “It changed my life.” Her win marks a historic moment in her illustrious career.
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