DEMI Moore is being criticised by fans after she took her dog to a loud Madonna concert.
The 61-year-old actress proudly shared photos of her fun night at The United Center in New York while holding her tiny pup Pilaf.
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Demi could be seen in the audience holding the tiny three-year-old Chihuahua pup aloft as Madonna belted out her hits in the stadium.
“Cause everybody wants to party with @pilaf.littlemouse,” Demi captioned the album which also showed her catching up with host Kelly Ripa and husband Mark Consuelos.
Demi’s followers, however, did not agree that the dog should be at such an event.
“A loud concert is no place for a dog of any size, particularly a small fragile one like this,” a concerned fan wrote.
“Why bring the dog?”, another asked.
A third angry fan wrote, “Poor Dog! animal cruelty at the volume,”
“Your dog, treated like an accessory, only for attention. Please let the dog be a dog,” another observer chimed in.
“Omg! Are you trying to blow out his little eardrums?? Wtf?!” came another concerned comment.
BIG WEEK
The outing came after Demi brought Pilaf to the Good Morning America set this week while promoting her new series, Feud: Capote vs. The Swans.
At one point during the show, Demi mingled with Robin Roberts and Michael Strahan after her interview.
They marveled at her extremely small puppy, as did the rest of the room.
The clip was immortalized on social media for everyone to see.
“SO DOGGONE CUTE!” the official GMA Instagram account captioned the short clip.
“@demimoore’s pup Pilaf stole the show this morning!”
Demi could be seen putting the dog down on the ground as it sniffed around, tail wagging.
Everyone was completely overtaken by little Pilaf and cooed over the little pup.
‘IT’S WHAT IT IS’
Demi also gave an update on ex-husband Bruce Willis while in the studio.
The actress was speaking to George Stephanopoulos about her role as Ann Woodward in the new FX series she was promoting.
But George asked her to “please” give an update on ex-husband Bruce before she left.
Bruce was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a condition Demi and the rest of Bruce’s family have shared updates on with fans and family.
“I think, given the circumstances, he’s doing very well. What I’ll share is what I say to my children, which it’s important to just meet them where they’re at and not hold on to what isn’t, but what is,” the 61-year-old responded.
“There’s great beauty and sweetness and loving and joy out of that,” Demi concluded.
“Our thoughts are with him and the whole family,” Michael Strahan told Demi as George thanked her for her time.
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