Demi Moore Reveals Exciting Family Addition In Photos 'Overflowing With Love'
Demi Moore Reveals Exciting Family Addition In Photos 'Overflowing With Love' originally appeared on Parade.
Actress took to social media on June 3 to reveal a few new members of the family as she shared sweet photos from her home.
"Duck, duck… Pilaf! 🐥🐶 We rescued three orphaned baby mallard ducklings!" she announced in the update, explaining, "With the help and guidance of my local vet we are working to nurture them until they are old enough to be reintroduced to their natural habitat. It has been a messy joy, but Pilaf is loving her new friends. ♥️."
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The photos revealed a little bit of what the baby ducks' lives have been like so far, as they met Moore's dog Pilaf and other family members, including the actress' daughter , Tallulah's fiancé Justin Acee, and ' daughter Louetta.
In a video also included in the post, the three ducklings loyally followed Moore around the yard in an adorable moment.
Fans immediately fell in love with the sweet ducks, with comments like, "🥹🥹🥹soooo sweet!!! oh my goodness little divas," and "these photos are overflowing with love, we love you more than words can say!💘."
Another fan dubbed Moore "irl snow white i swear," while someone else said, "Those adorable ducklings are so lucky that kindhearted people like you found them! hope they can return to their home very soon ❤️🩹."
It's unclear how long Moore will be raising the ducks before they can be released back into the wild, but for now, they seem well taken care of by the Ghost star and her family.Demi Moore Reveals Exciting Family Addition In Photos 'Overflowing With Love' first appeared on Parade on Jun 3, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 3, 2025, where it first appeared.
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