Demi Moore has a special, tiny partner who managed to make it to the headlines after a hard launch in front of the cameras. In fact, this special one has also been deemed as Demi Moore’s best accessory. We’re talking about none other than her tiny chihuahua dog Pilaf.
The actress is currently on a press tour for her series ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans‘ and upcoming film ‘The Substance‘. As she goes around promoting her upcoming productions, Moore’s 3-year-old, 1.5-pound Chihuahua, Pilaf, is staeling all the limelight. Most recently, the actress revealed that the dog even got emotional as the two of them watched Tom Holland’s ‘Romeo and Juliet‘.
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Demi Moore Says Her Chihuahua Was Moved By Tom Holland and Francesca Amewudah-Rivers’ Performance
Demi Moore’s chihuahua dog has been making a frequent appearance with the actress. She was seen with the actress in a sling, and has also graced the pages of Vogue, W Magazine, and PEOPLE. Moore has also traveled to New York and the Cannes Film Festival with Pilaf.
Recently, the dynamic duo went to London for the West End production of ‘Romeo & Juliet‘ starring Tom Holland and Francesca Amewudah-Rivers. Moore said that her dog Pilaf found the play to be “extraordinary.”
Moore described Pilaf as her constant companion and travel partner. “She’s like my little friend, my partner, my little travel mate,” Moore recently told Daily Mail. “And she’s just a joy. I usually have her in a little sling. We go everywhere together. She’s been to the French Open and the Louvre. She’s been to Broadway shows,” Moore said.
Speaking about their recent isit to London, Moore said, “She recently saw Tom Holland in Romeo & Juliet in London. She was quite moved. She thought the performance was extraordinary, as it was.”
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Demi Moore Tried To Get Her Dog Pilaf An Entry Into The Guinness Book Of World Records
The Jamie Lloyd reimagining of Shakespeare’s classic opened last month and runs until August at the Duke of York’s Theatre. Other than the Tom Holland play, Pilaf’s adventures also include a television debut on Stephen Colbert’s late-night show.
While appearing on the show with her dog, Moore also discussed her attempt to get Pilaf into the Guinness World Records due to her small size. “We looked into this because she literally is the size of a guinea pig,” Moore told Colbert during her appearance on the show.
“In the Guinness book it’s about height. So her legs, which are kind of supermodel long, did not fit as the smallest dog. So there’s another one that is shorter,” she added.
During the show, Colbert said her was charmed by Pilaf. As he cradled the dog in his suit jacket, he said, “I don’t actually want to talk to you anymore, I want to talk to Pilaf.” Moore humorously acknowledged, “The truth is, I am her accessory.”
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