Demi Moore, 63, keeps cool in a floral Gucci dress as she and Tallulah Willis, 32, leave their hotel during mother-daughter trip to Paris

Demi Moore was perfectly dressed for the scorching heat in a stylish Gucci dress as she and Tallulah Willis enjoyed a mother-daughter trip to Paris on Thursday.

The actress, 63, cut a stylish figure in the flowing dress as she and Tallulah, 32, departed their hotel in the French capital.

Demi's elegant dress boasted a pretty floral print as she headed into Paris during Haute Couture Fashion Week.

Tallulah made the most of the warm weather in a white frilled mini dress and matching heels during the outing with her mother.

She is the youngest of Demi's three daughters from her marriage to Die Hard star Bruce Willis, as the former couple also share Rumer, 37, and Scout, 34.

Demi married Bruce in 1987, and while they split in 2000 they have remained close, with the star supporting her ex following his frontotemporal dementia diagnosis in 2023.

Demi's trip to Paris comes just after it was claimed Demi has landed an eyewatering pay raise for season three of Landman - a show from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan.

Billy Bob Thornton leads the cast as Tommy, a buccaneering executive for a Texas oil company who eventually maneuvers his way to become president of the firm.

Jon Hamm featured on season one as the company's owner Monty, with Demi playing his wife Cami, who succeeds him in his position upon his death.

Demi is said to have had an atypical contract that lasted only two years, meaning she was able to renegotiate her pay in advance of the third season.

As a result she will now allegedly make between $740,000 and $770,000 per episode, according to a report in the trade publication Deadline.

Her new salary will be equal to that earned by Thornton, who supposedly had a three-year contract and will consequently only be able to enter talks to enhance his own wages after the third season, provided the show is renewed for a fourth. 

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for comment.

News of her pay raise came months after Sheridan's co-creator Christian Wallace gave an opaque answer when asked if she would return to the show at all.

Season two ended with an explosive power struggle between Cami and Tommy that leads to their going their separate ways professionally.

As a result, a question mark had formed over the subject of whether Cami would continue to feature on a series that centered on Tommy's exploits.

When asked in January if Demi would be back for season three, Wallace offered the cryptic reply: 'I think there are so many different opportunities and ways this can play out,' in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

'At the end of the day, I’m putting my trust in Taylor and his decisions for all of these characters’ storylines. That one is above my pay grade.'