Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher

Demi Moore
November 11, 1962
Roswell, New Mexico

Ashton Kutcher
February 7, 1978
Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Ashton Kutcher, winner of eleven Teen Choice awards (including Male Hottie of the Year) between 2003 and 2006, married stunning actress and mother of three, Demi Moore in 2005 -- five years after her much-ballyhooed divorce from Bruce Willis. Their May-December union has created as much media buzz as their careers. Public speculation about the couple's chances at wedded bliss has been over the moon, but a better source for answers just might be the constellation.

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher's Tarot Reading

Romantic Compatibility for Scorpio Demi Moore and Aquarius Ashton Kutcher:

With Demi's Sun conjunct Ashton's Uranus, there is a lot of excitement and spontaneity in their relationship. They may find it difficult to settle down into a stable lifestyle as there will be constant surprises and unexpected turns in their path together. Because Ashton's Mercury is conjunct Demi's Saturn, they may have serious communication problems. Demi could help Ashton clarify and define his ideas, but very often ends up criticizing them instead. She will need to be careful not to interrupt or judge him when he is speaking. Demi's Sun square Ashton's Sun guarantees that their relationship is dynamic and energizing. They challenge each other to grow and develop, but unfortunately the process can be abrasive. The differences in their personalities deserve careful attention because if not understood properly, they could lead to mutual frustration. Ashton's Sun square Demi's Venus means that he is greatly influenced by her beauty, finding her very persuasive and appealing. However, they need to make allowances for their differing personal tastes and desires. Because Demi's Venus is square Ashton's Venus, their taste in art, music and food are frequently different, but perhaps more importantly, their approach to romance and sexuality is often at odds. These differences are not severe and are likely to cause only minor annoyances.

With Demi's Mars square Ashton's Uranus, they enjoy playing sports, competing against each other and pursuing life together in a spirited, enthusiastic manner. Quite the 'dynamic duo,' they are also inclined to irritate each other. The dynamism and impatience that they arouse in one another can also lead to power struggles, anger and hostility. Sexual attraction is very intense and builds up suddenly and unexpectedly. Ashton's Sun opposite Demi's Mars strengthens the physical and sexual attraction between them. While they may enjoy competing with each other in games, they must be wary of a tendency to become rivals, trying to out-perform each other.

Because of Ashton's Sun square Demi's Neptune, he tends to have a glamorous and unrealistic view of her, while she has a tendency to unconsciously capitalize on his perceptions. They both must be able to distinguish fantasy from fact and utilize the increased sensitivity that they each inspire in the other to clearly see and understand each other. With Demi's Venus trine Ashton's Mars, romantic feelings are strong and they are very compatible sexually. It is unlikely that the feeling of being 'in love' will ever fade completely and it is likely that they will both see each other as someone very special and dear to them throughout their lives. Their relationship is definitely warm and romantic and very fulfilling for both of them.

Demi's Mars sextile Ashton's Pluto means that as their relationship deepens, they will find that they are able to assist each other immensely in achieving the goals that are most important to them, including advancing their individual film careers. No doubt Demi was in Ashton's corner while he beefed up for his most challenging film role to date, that of Jake Fischer against Kevin Costner in The Guardian, while at the same time Ashton was there for Demi while she worked on director Emilio Estevez' film Bobby. Regarding Bobby, a film about the hours leading up to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, Demi says, 'What's amazing is -- and the reason I wanted to be part of the film -- it's reigniting a sense of hope at a time that can feel hopeless.'