Demi Moore is making the rounds on her book tour, and she just stopped by The Late Show With James Corden to chat it up a bit more. Perhaps since Demi has been all about the honestly lately, with the publication of her new memoir, Inside Out, and all the revelations in it, James thought he could get a little more out of the star (which he loves to do with his guests anyway). They played one of James' favorite games, called "Spill Your Guts," and things got interesting, truthful, hilarious, and really, really gross.
If you haven't ever seen it being played, the game is exceptionally barf-worthy. This episode began with James introducing Demi to a table filled with the most disgusting things you could think of, like 1,000-year-old eggs, animal tongues, shots of hot sauce, and more. The point of the game is that if either James or the guest fails to answer a question, the consequence is eating one of the items.
Demi was a really good sport about the game. She even seemed a bit excited at the beginning, but that's probably because it was her turn to ask James the first question. She chose a patty of cow blood and pork tongue jelly for him to (maybe) have a taste of. Yikes.
The first question was pretty good. Reading the card, Demi asked James (since he had told her how much he loved her book) what his favorite chapter was. After stumbling over his words and hilariously spouting out, "Uh … the one with all the, uh … drugs!" he sliced a piece of the disgusting jelly concoction right off and attempted to chew.
The next question was just as good. James asked Demi what her worst movie was, and she came up with the answer fairly quickly. She said it was Parasite, which you probably haven't heard of. James said he had also missed it. "I was busy reading your book," he quipped.
For the next question, a smoothie of mayo, cheese curd, and soy sauce was on the table. And it was right in front of James. The question wasn't an easy one, though!
Demi asked which celebrity guest on James' show was the biggest disappointment. The host stumbled over his words a bit before finally admitting that rapper Rick Ross was not the best guest he'd ever had on his show.
Another hilarious moment happened when James asked Demi a question about her Now and Then costars. The question was if she found the three of them — Rosie O'Donnell, Rita Wilson, and Melanie Griffith — on the side of the road late at night but had room for only two in her car, which one would she leave stranded?
A laughing Demi couldn't decide. "I don't like leaving people out," she said, before picking up the disgusting cheese curd smoothie and giving it a taste. She's a brave woman!
For the next question, Demi asked James who the worst actor is in his upcoming film, Cats. He yelled, "I hate this game!" before a doubled-over audience. Instead of answering, he chose to eat a fish eye.
After James threw up in a trash can, he asked Demi possibly the best question of the entire game. His question was which male costar of hers earned more money than her and didn't deserve it. Demi had the very best answer.
"Bruce Willis!" she spouted out rather quickly. Then the actress appeared to feel bad, backtracked a bit, and ended up drinking the hot sauce on the table in front of her saying, "I can't say he didn't deserve it."
Demi's honesty is just about as refreshing as the hilarious late night TV show game was. She and Bruce Willis were married in 1988, separated in 1998, and divorced in 2000. They have three daughters together, and the two are reportedly still friends.
There are tons of revelations in Demi's new book, which is on sale now. She talks about her difficult upbringing, drug use, and her marriage with Ashton Kutcher. She also reveals a lot about her own mental health.
Many people have talked about how brave the actress is for all the huge reveals she's made in her memoir. And it certainly hasn't hurt sales. Inside Out is topping all the best-seller lists, making Demi, 56, a best-selling author.
It's always inspiring when celebrities get really real about their lives, as Demi has chosen to do in her book. She's also spoken out about the issues she describes in the memoir in several interviews. She was likely relieved to have a bit of fun on James Corden's show!
