Demi Moore was seen after a grueling workout at the Heart & Hustle gym on Sunday as her daughter Rumer Willis visited a friend across town.
Following her morning sweat session, the 59-year-old Ghost star showed off her slender figure in a white sweatshirt and black athletic leggings.
As she strutted out of the building wearing a N95 mask and a pair of Nike sneakers, the A-list actress accessorized with an Apple Watch and glasses.
Fit: Demi Moore was seen after a grueling workout at the Heart & Hustle gym on Sunday as her daughter Rumer Willis visited a friend across town
The mother-of-three had her hands full as she held onto her phone, a pack of gum and a warm beverage.
Previously, Moore has stated she is a fan of dance cardio, weights, beach runs and yoga, according to Women’s Health.
Just a few miles away, the eldest daughter of Moore and her ex Bruce Willis arrived to a pal’s home while rocking a light-wash denim jumpsuit.
Staying active: Following her morning sweat session, the 59-year-old actress showed off her slender figure in a white sweatshirt and leggings
Willis also sported a pair of black sneakers and toted a brown handbag on her shoulder as she walked down a tree-lined street.
In October, the Sorority Row star, 33, opened up on her gratitude for her parents dedication to coparenting since their split more than two decades ago.
During an interview with People, she praised her mom and dad, 66, for always getting along and never making her or her siblings choose a side.
Catching up with a friend: Just a few miles away, the eldest daughter of Moore and her ex Bruce Willis arrived to a pal’s home while rocking a light-wash denim jumpsuit
Casual: Willis also sported a pair of black sneakers and toted a brown handbag on her shoulder as she walked down a tree-lined street
‘I’m incredibly grateful that both of my parents have made such an effort my entire life that I never felt like I had to choose between them,’ she stated.
Rumer recalled how she has ‘a lot of friends who grew up with parents who got divorced at a young age,’ and ‘watched their parents, like, pit them against each other or have to choose between holidays.
‘And I didn’t have to do that, and I feel so grateful that my parents made it such a priority that we could be a family, even though it looked different.
Sisters: During an interview with People last year, she praised her mom and dad, 66, for always getting along and never making her or her siblings choose a side (L-R) Rumer, Moore, Tallulah and Scout)
