Demi Moore’s girls consider restraining order over their mother

Demi Moore’s girls, Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, are believed to be at “breaking point” with their mother and “considering a restraining order”, as she “incessantly” tries to contact them following the breakdown of her marriage to Ashton Kutcher.

A source told RadarOnline: “Rumer, Scout and Tallulah are seriously considering taking out a restraining order against Demi to stop her from contacting them.

“They made it clear to her weeks ago that they do not want to talk to her right now but she is still trying to contact them.”

The insider also revealed: “Demi has been calling them incessantly and emailing them, leaving them tearful messages and begging them to call her and the girls are sick of it.”

While it was stressed that this “drastic measure” is a last resort, it is said that the trio “just feel like they want some peace and quiet”.

However, a legal expert explained: “You can’t get a restraining order against your mum when she’s trying to call you. If that were the case, many, many more people would all be in court.”

Earlier this month it was reported that Demi Moore was left “devastated” that her daughters, whom she had during her second marriage to Bruce Willis, had cut contact with her.

Demi Moore, 49, has unarguably had a very difficult year, following her split from Ashton Kutcher after claims of his infidelity and a stint in rehab for “eating disorder and addiction issues”.

The actress was spotted showing the strain of the family drama on the set of her new movie Very Good Girls in Brooklyn, New York, last week after it was stated the girls have “broken all ties”.

Demi Moore put her head to her hands and appeared deep in her own thoughts as she took a break in between takes for the film, which also stars Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen.

It was reported at the beginning of July that Rumer, 23, Scout, 20 and Tallulah, 18, told their mother they “need a little distance”, after sticking by her side through the split and supporting her in rehab.

Apart from Tallulah’s graduation ceremony in mid-June, Demi Moore has not been seen out with her daughters much in recent months.

However, it was Demi Moore’s behavior at this graduation ceremony which proved the most infuriating for her daughters, according to Us Weekly.

The publication reported that Demi Moore “didn’t speak to the girls” and was apparently infuriated by the fact her children spent most of their time with father Bruce Willis, and looked happier with him.

A source told Us Weekly: “The girls are just tired of walking on eggshells around Demi.”