Lip Reader Reveals What Whoopi Goldberg Whispered to Demi Moore at the Oscars

With fans finally witnessing the reunion of former Ghost co-stars Whoopi Goldberg and Demi Moore, this year’s Oscars seemed like a massive throwback.

Fans of the two-time Oscar winner are thrilled about the possibility of a sequel after witnessing the couple embrace on the 97th Academy Awards red carpet last night (March 2), as it has been 35 years since they first appeared together on screen for the paranormal romance flick.

However, as 62-year-old Moore went up to her 69-year-old former coworker, a lip reader shared their thoughts on their conversation as well as Goldberg’s rather scathing three-word reaction when requested for a picture.

It started when Oscar nominee Moore was strolling down the red carpet and then saw Goldberg, a previous Academy Award winner, speaking to reporters. ‘How are you?’ she addressed her former co-star as she halted in her tracks.

All of it was fairly audible; I’ll let NJ Hickling, a skilled lip reader, explain the remainder of the exchange.

He speculated in an interview with The Mirror US that Goldberg said to Moore, “I’m fine.”

Then, Moore seems to inquire once more, “How are you?”

Following their conversation, Moore offers that “let’s get a photo,” as Hickling explains.

In response, Goldberg said, “Together, I’d like to.”

Then Moore says, “Let’s stand back.”

At that point, Goldberg reportedly responded with a direct three-word response, refusing to engage in conversation, adding, “I don’t pose.”

After giving Goldberg a shoulder rub, Moore responds, “That’s okay.”

Fans expressed their joy upon seeing the two together once more on Twitter, with most pointing out that they haven’t aged in 35 years.

“Whoopie looked so wonderful, and even Demi did too glad for them to reunite,” a user commented.

“They’ve both hardly aged,” a second typed. I’m also curious as to how any members of Generation Z are aware of this film.

“Cultural moment right here,” said a third.

A fourth word was typed: “Aging like fine wine.”

And they weren’t the only people who liked the two.

Another commenter said: “It’s fantastic! A sincere and touching moment!”

“The reunion I needed to see,” said another. I think Oscar belongs to Demi, and I like Ghost.

One user typed, “One of my favorite movies, we need a sequel,”

Unfortunately for Moore, the evening didn’t go as planned since Anora’s 25-year-old lead, Mikey Madison, won best actress, even though Moore was the bookmaker’s favorite for her performance in The Substance, which was only her maiden nomination.