Tweets lead to Moore/Kutcher split speculation; Holly Madison insurers breasts; George Clooney mad about text rumors

Twitter users are reading between the lines of Demi Moore’s most recent tweets in a bid to seek out clues about the state of her marriage amid reports she and husband Ashton Kutcher have split.

The actress and Kutcher, who spent their sixth wedding anniversary on September 24 apart, have yet to directly address tabloid reports suggesting their union is over, but Moore stunned reporters at the premiere of her latest film project “Five” when she insisted she would not answer questions about her husband on the red carpet.

That, coupled with new unconfirmed reports of Kutcher’s infidelity, have prompted gossips to examine Moore’s cryptic tweets in recent weeks.

No one thought anything of her musings on September 23 when she quoted Greek philosopher Epictetus, and wrote, “When we are offended at any man’s fault, turn to yourself & study your own failings. Then you will forget your anger.” But now the note has taken on a new meaning, suggesting Moore and Kutcher may have fallen out.

Earlier this month, she also posted a topless shot of herself from behind on Twitter, writing, “Remember… you’ve got your own back.” She also left followers scratching their heads with the tweet, “Trying to find the light I lost. It’s there… We give it away along w/ (with) our power but it’s there whenever we are.”

While Moore is in New York promoting her new film, Kutcher has been partying with his former “That ’70s Show” co-star Danny Masterson in San Diego and attending events in Los Angeles.

The couple, who wed in 2005, fought rumors of infidelity a year ago when 21-year-old Brittney Jones came forward with claims she had bedded Kutcher.

The actor slammed Star magazine for publishing her story, and threatened to sue. Taking to Twitter, he wrote, “I think Star magazine calling me a ‘cheater’ qualifies as defamation of character. I hope my lawyer agrees…. STAR magazine – you don’t get to stand behind freedom of the press when you are writing fiction.”

Star magazine is the publication behind the latest infidelity claims.

On Thursday morning, Kutcher wrote on Twitter “now playing”, followed by a link to his Spotify music account to the song “Don’t Believe the Hype” by Public Enemy, suggesting the tabloids have his marriage troubles all wrong.

Kutcher later added, “”When you ASSUME to know that which you know nothing of you make an ASS out of U and ME.”

[Source : blog.sfgate.com]