AceShowbiz - Demi Moore, the iconic actress known for her role in "Ghost," has been making headlines for her candid revelations about her family life. On the Wednesday, September 11 episode of "Late Night With Seth Meyers," Moore discussed her daughter Tallulah Willis' recent viewing experience of her 1986 film "About Last Night."

Tallulah had turned on the movie in order to feel connected to her famous mother while she was traveling for work. However, the 30-year-old was not prepared for Moore's explicit scenes with Rob Lowe and abruptly turned it off. "She didn't even say 'sex,' " Moore said. "She just said, 'I didn't realize they had those scenes.' "

Moore also boasted about her grandmother skills during her appearance on "Late Night." When Meyers congratulated her on becoming a grandmother to Rumer Willis' daughter, Louetta, Moore exclaimed, "Like a duck to water. Quack, quack." She admitted to giving Louetta unapproved snacks, including pretzel crisps, but defended her actions by saying they were the organic ones.

In response, Meyers shared a story about his own father-in-law giving ice cream to his 17-month-old son and later using the child's enjoyment as a defense.

While embracing the role of grandmother, Demi Moore is also proud of her daughters' accomplishments and continues to navigate the challenges of being a working mother.