Actress Demi Moore has been spotted on the tarmac in L.A. after being whisked away to points unknown -- officially, that is -- after her January hospitalization.
A series of long-lens photos obtained by TMZ shows the actress, clad in a white sweater and jeans shorts, disembarking from a private jet on Sunday night and being welcomed with a big hug from an unidentified woman.
Moore was spotted last week on the beach outside a private villa near Parrot Cay in the Turks and Caicos islands, the same destination where she was reportedly partying like mad over the Christmas holidays.
Moore was hospitalized Jan. 23 after smoking something that was "not marijuana, but ... similar to incense" and suffering "convulsions," according to a 911 call made that night. Rumors also circulated that the "Margin Call" actress, who wound up withdrawing recently from the film "Lovelace," may have been doing "whip-its," or nitrous oxide inhalants.
Once released from the hospital, she was reportedly undergoing rehab at the Cirque Lodge in Sundance, Utah, though official word from her rep said only, "Because of the stresses in her life right now, Demi has chosen to seek professional assistance to treat her exhaustion and improve her overall health."
A series of long-lens photos obtained by TMZ shows the actress, clad in a white sweater and jeans shorts, disembarking from a private jet on Sunday night and being welcomed with a big hug from an unidentified woman.
Moore was hospitalized Jan. 23 after smoking something that was "not marijuana, but ... similar to incense" and suffering "convulsions," according to a 911 call made that night. Rumors also circulated that the "Margin Call" actress, who wound up withdrawing recently from the film "Lovelace," may have been doing "whip-its," or nitrous oxide inhalants.
Once released from the hospital, she was reportedly undergoing rehab at the Cirque Lodge in Sundance, Utah, though official word from her rep said only, "Because of the stresses in her life right now, Demi has chosen to seek professional assistance to treat her exhaustion and improve her overall health."
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