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Rob Lowe, 60, just revealed that he had a “temporary relationship” with Brat Pack member Demi Moore, 61, in the 1980s!
Lowe revealed that information while talking about her with Kelly Ripa podcast “Let’s talk off camera.”
Ripa told him how much she loved the 1986 film “About Last Night,” in which Lowe and Moore’s characters live together after only a few dates.
Kelly said to Rob, “You two are so good together,” and Rob said, “If I had to choose one thing from the ’80s, it would definitely be ‘About.’ Last Night.”
They also discussed their 1985 hit “St. Paul.” In addition to Rob and Demi, Brat Pack celebrities also appeared on Elmo’s Fire.
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Kelly asked Demi. Have you guys ever dated? Have you all gone on a date? It was just like — it was a big deal?
Lowe joked that it was a “massive sex orgy” between the cast.
He continued, “So Demi and I have been talking for a little while, we’re not talking outside of school, but something happened for a little while.”
Rob pointed out that this affair happened before Demi got engaged to “St. Paul’s.” Emilio Estevez co-starred in Elmo’s Fire.
He argued, “Look, whenever a young man and woman in their 20s get together, cheating is inevitable.”
Lowe and Moore parted ways on amicable terms. He also attended her wedding to Bruce Willis.
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Recently they texted me about “St. John’s Church.” Sequel to “Elmo’s Fire”!
he said: It’s going a little slower than I would have liked, but that’s good because we’re trying to find the right writers and the right stories. But the actors are all on board. Everyone’s excited. ”
Lowe said of the original work: Will we ever have the same deep friendships we had after college and in our early twenties? Will it last our lives? And where are we headed now that we’ve really grown up? ”
Regarding the sequel, Lowe said, “I think the theme of “St. Paul” is as follows.” Today’s “Elmo Fire” is that it’s never too late to be happy. You know, our kids aren’t in school, some of us may have gotten divorced… At our age, you have to deal with all that. This is an opportunity to explore those themes with characters people know and love. ”
He added: Hopefully you’ll be able to pull it off. ”
