«Breaking News» Demi Moore says her relationships are now her priority over her work after she shifted her focus

Demi Moore says that she has changed her life and shifted her priorities, over the last seven years. 

The 56-year-old actress revealed that she's now focused on her health and the people around her, as she spoke to Gwyneth Paltrow and Arianna Huffington at the 2019 In Goop Health summit on Saturday. 

'My relationships are more important, and what I do comes second,' she explained at the NYC event, reports People. 

Making changes: Demi Moore said she has changed her priorities, as she was interviewed at the In goop Health Summit New York 2019 on Saturday

Speaking to Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow and author Arianna Huffington, the actress said that she’s shifted her priorities to refocus on her health and the people around her in the 'last seven years.'

Moore added that she no longer looks outwards for validation.

'What does it matter what anyone thinks? Nothing is that bad,' she told them. 

The mastermind! Goop was initially launched as a newsletter in 2008 by Gwyneth Paltrow

Moore - who shares her three daughters with ex-husband Bruce Willis - was hospitalized after collapsing at home in 2012. 

She entered rehab for addiction and an eating disorder, sources told People at the time. 

'My health took me down,' the Ghost star said, referring to the time in her life. 

When Paltrow, 46, asked what Moore teaches her daughters about growing up in the world today, Moore replied that improving herself has an effect.

'I feel like the more that I work on myself it’s automatically imparted because that’s how I’m living, and I don’t have to work as hard to show them or teach them,' she said.

Girl power: She was with Arianna Huffington and Gwyneth Paltrow

She explained that she is learning as much from her daughters, Rumer, 30, Scout, 27, and Tallulah, 25. 

'I already think they’re more evolved and more confident and less apologetic for who they are and the space that they’re taking.  I think I’m getting more insights from them than I’m giving.' 

Moore also said that social media is an added pressure on young people growing up. 

She said that it's 'hard enough to be a young person' without the pressures of social media, and that her daughters were affected.

'My children were the first generation that were put under the microscope, and my kids are battling huge self-esteem issues because adults in an anonymous forum commented saying they were ugly. It’s devastating as a parent.' 

Family priorities: Demi (behind Tallulah) shares daughters Rumer Willis (L), Tallulah (centre) and Scout (right) with ex-husband Bruce Willis, pictured with Marlene Willis on July 14, 2018 

Likely referring to Jennifer Aniston's star-studded 50th birthday party last month, Demi revealed that the guests had a better time without the pressures of having phones.  

'I was at a birthday party that you [Paltrow] were at also that said "no phones," and it was so great because everyone was dancing and connecting and listening to the music and laughing, and no one was trying to have the experience and post the picture. 

'It is a discipline. It’s a beautiful tool that can be used in a powerful way, but it shouldn’t be a marker for our place in the world.' 

However, Gwyneth broke the social media ban at that party, and reposted images on her Instagram.  

Mingled: Likely referring to Jennifer Aniston's star-studded 50th birthday party last month, Demi revealed that the guests had a better time without the pressures of having phones - although Gwyneth broke the social media ban

Goop has come a long way ever since it was launched in 2008 by Gwyneth Paltrow as a lifestyle newsletter. 

The brand has since expanded into a magazine, podcast, pop-up shop, and soon will have it's own docu-series on Netflix, according to Variety. 

The series will be comprised of 30-minute long episodes hosted by Gwyneth and Goop's chief content officer Elise Loehnen.  

The show will feature, 'experts, doctors, and researchers to examine issues relating to physical and spiritual wellness,' according to Variety.  

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