Rumer Willis is convinced life in her unconventional household would make a great reality TV show if the Willis-Moore-Kutcher clan ever chose to let the cameras in.

The young actress shares a Hollywood home with her sisters, mother Demi Moore and step-dad Ashton Kutcher – and her dad Bruce Willis is a regular visitor too.

She insists they are a tight unit – despite Moore’s divorce from Willis – and a glimpse behind their closed door would amaze TV viewers.

Rumer tells the upcoming edition of PageSix magazine, “We all have so much fun together. I’m so lucky. My dad and Ashton get along – it’s not weird. There’s no jealousy or drama. If we weren’t all entirely morally opposed to doing a reality show, I guarantee it would be the best-selling reality show ever.”

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Demi Moore has secretly stepped behind the camera to make her directorial debut.

The actress is behind one of the short films in Glamour magazine’s fourth annual Reel Moments series.

Moore’s picture features Hairspray star Brittany Snow, who insists the Indecent Proposal actress is “so grounded and normal and a really, really talented director”.

Snow tells Eonline.com, “She (Moore) has a very good handle on who she is. She wore jeans and a T-shirt every day and no make-up. She was just so cool.”

Moore isn’t the first actress to make a directorial debut behind the Reel Moments cameras – Jennifer Aniston and Gwyneth Paltrow are among those who have made shorts for the series.

Courteney Cox has also directed a short for this year’s series.

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Ashton Kutcher is begging his wife Demi Moore to take to the stage on an upcoming gameshow he is producing.

The new series, called Opportunity Knocks, quizzes family members on how well they know each other.

And Kutcher, who is stepfather to Rumer, 19, Scout, 16, and Tallulah, 14 – Moore’s daughters with action star Bruce Willis – is convinced his handsome Hollywood family would make the perfect team.

He says, “She’d be a genius. I actually think that in general the moms on this show are going to do a lot better than everybody else in the family.”

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Ashton Kutcher’s scruffy new look has raised a few eyebrows, but it turns out the actor is sporting facial hair for religious reasons.

“Unlike what people think, Ashton is not growing a beard for a role,” an insider tells In Touch. “He is growing it because of the Jewish and Kabbalah holiday called Lag Ba’Omer. There is actually meaning behind it.”

The holiday, which fell on May 23, represents a break during the 49 days of mourning between Passover and Shavuot, and is celebrated with bonfires to mark the passing of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai. Traditionally, men shave their beards on the festive day, but it looks like Ashton decided to keep his!

Ashton, who had a bit of scruff in April, showed off a beard at the Chrysalis Butterfly Ball with wife, Demi Moore, on May 31 in LA.

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Ashton Kutcher is contemplating adopting a child with his wife, actress Demi Moore.

The 30-year-old is stepfather to Rumer, 19, Scout, 16, and Tallulah, 14 – Moore’s daughters with action star Bruce Willis – and the actor insists he dreams of “someday” expanding their brood with children of his own.

But the Hollywood heartthrob admits he hasn’t ruled out adoption, since he has always been drawn to the idea of taking in an orphaned child.

He says, “I have thought about adopting a kid my whole life. When I was eight I had a friend called Terry and one day he told me he was adopted.

“He said his parents told him there was a more special bond between them because they picked him. I thought that was pretty profound and I would be open to the idea.”

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Ashton Kutcher was bombarded with love tokens from hundreds of girls when he first started dating actress Demi Moore – leaving the actress less than impressed.

The Dude, Where’s My Car? funnyman, who started his relationship with the 45-year-old in 2003, hated the amount of attention their blossoming romance attracted.

But when the pair began dating, fans would stop by his Los Angeles home bearing gifts – much to Moore’s disdain.

He says, “For a couple of months, at midnight the doorbell would ring, and a car full of girls would stop by to say ‘hello’. My room-mate intercepted most of the notes and stuffed animals, but occasionally, Demi answered the door. That didn’t go down too well.”

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