Demi Moore and Bruce Willis’ Heartwarming Act of Kindness to Olympic Gold Medalist Revealed

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For Olympic gold medalist Dominique Moceanu, the 1996 Atlanta Games were unforgettable—not only for their athletic triumphs, but also for the generosity of two Hollywood icons. At a recent appearance during 90s Con, Moceanu fondly recalled the surprise celebration hosted by Demi Moore and Bruce Willis after the U.S. women’s gymnastics team clinched their historic gold.

“It was so exciting,” Moceanu shared during a red-carpet interview with PEOPLE. “Bruce Willis and Demi Moore threw a surprise party at Planet Hollywood after we won gold. We were police escorted over there. She had just filmed G.I. Jane and was wearing her bandana. I thought she was the coolest chick ever.”

Moore and Willis’ gesture stood out as a moment of warmth and recognition for the young athletes. Moceanu, just 14 at the time, and her teammate Shannon Miller were part of the “Magnificent Seven,” the first American gymnastics team to take home Olympic gold in the sport. Their dramatic victory over the then-dominant Russian Federation was decided by less than a point, making their accomplishment even more poignant.

Reflecting on the unique energy of the Atlanta Games, Moceanu noted the special feeling of competing at home. “That’s what’s really special about the home games as well,” she said, predicting that the upcoming 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will bring a similar buzz, complete with celebrity appearances and huge crowds.

This moment of celebration, orchestrated by Moore and Willis, is a testament to how sports and entertainment can intertwine, creating lasting memories that transcend the competitive arena. For Moceanu and her teammates, that night at Planet Hollywood wasn’t just a party—it was a symbol of the broader support and admiration they inspired across the country.

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