Demi Moore chose a very unorthodox method of transportation to make it to this year’s Golden Globes: her own two feet.
On Sunday, the “Substance” star, 62, revealed that she walked to the ceremony at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, California, while speaking with Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet.
Moore, who is both a presenter and nominee at the awards ceremony, showed up to the red carpet donning a nude, bedazzled gown with an eye-catching asymmetrical neckline. She paired her look with flowy beach waves and dangly earrings.
Though the “Ghost” alum didn’t specify how far she walked to the ceremony, she noted it was “not far.”
Social media users on X, formerly Twitter, praised her as “so real” for walking to the Golden Globes while others fawned over Moore’s glamorous ensemble.
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The 2025 Golden Globes marks Moore’s first Golden Globes nod since 1997 for the thriller drama, “If These Walls Could Talk.” This time, she was nominated for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for the horror sci-fi film “The Substance.”
Last month, Moore shared her ecstatic reaction to hearing the news of the nomination in an Instagram post.
Throwing her fists up while cheering, the actor called the nod the “best news to wake up to,” adding that she’s “truly honored to be nominated and so proud of this film.”
