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In one photo, the 58-year-old stood in front of a mirror in her bedroom while rocking glasses. In another, she posed in the shade outside while embracing the sunshine nearby the Aegean Sea.
“Getting ready for another day in paradise,” the star boasted.
Throughout her getaway, Moore has been posted several swimsuit snaps. In one image, Moore rocked a cut-out black one-piece appropriately named The Santorini from swimwear brand Andie’s Swim.
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“Pure joy,” Moore captioned the photo.
Moore also sported “my fave piece and must have,” which is a neon green tie-back one piece known as “The Fiji” from the collection. She hashtagged that image #itdoesthebodygood.
Moore has been an investor in the company since 2017. Most recently, she celebrated the partnership by modeling matching swimwear with daughters Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah for a campaign named “Together.”
“Over the past year, connection has become more crucial than ever,” she wrote on Instagram. “I’ve been a supporter of @AndieSwim from the beginning as an investor, and now, more than ever, felt like a perfect time to join them in welcoming a summer of freedom and togetherness.”
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Demi Moore is currently vacationing in Santorini with daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah Willis.
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“Especially sharing it with my daughters!” Moore continued. “It was important to me to include my daughters in this campaign, and I hope others seize opportunities in their lives to create meaningful connections and celebrate every moment with the people they love.”
Moore previously spent time with her family during the infectious-disease, when she quarantined with ex-husband bruce-willis” target=”_blank”>Bruce Willis< with Naomi Campbell.
“I personally feel like I was really grateful for things slowing down and the time that we had.”
