Demi Moore Suffered Nipple Slip for Wardrobe Malfunction

Demi Moore is the latest star to suffer an unfortunate red carpet nip slip, with her accidentally exposing her right nipple whilst walking the red carpet at AFI's Night At The Movies event in Hollywood last week.

From a distance, Demi looked like she was back to her usual self and looked stunning at the celeb filled event, but up close, it's hard not to notice the lack of underwear.

The actress chose a see through black blouse for the event last week, but it seems like she may have made a slight wardrobe boob - oops! Better luck next time, Demi.

However, aside from the boob flash, the brunette looked stunning and it's hard to believe that she's as old as she is. But, the Hollywood babe has insisted that despite recent claims, she's never gone under the knife.

She told the French Marie Clare a few years ago: "It’s completely false, I’ve never had [plastic surgery] done. But I would never judge those who have. If it’s the best thing for them, then I don’t see a problem."

Adding, "It’s a way to combat your neurosis. The scalpel won’t make you happy."

Demi's ex Ashton has now moved on to a romance with Mila Kunis, who he worked with on That 70s Show.

He apparently has now decided to keep the details of his personal life much quieter, after playing out so much of his marriage publicly.

“Ashton has always been an open book, plus he has been way too trusting of too many so-called good friends for far too long,” an alleged close friend told the Chicago Sun Times.

“He was in the forefront of realising the power of social media and things like Twitter, but he unfortunately didn’t just use them to build his professional brand, he allowed his personal life to be showcased there as well.”

They went on: "Both he and Demi just put too much out there and then had to pay the price for tweeting all those personal photos and things like that. Mila is so private, and she made Ashton realise that when it comes to the public or the press you simply do not have to respond to personal questions — of any kind."