Demi Moore said Tom Cruise was “embarrassed” by her pregnancy while filming A Few Good Men.

Demi Moore said her “A Few Good Men” co-star Tom Cruise was “embarrassed” by her heavy pregnancy while working on the 1992 legal drama.

During a Q&A at the New Yorker Festival on Saturday, the actress shared that she was about eight months pregnant with her daughter, Scout, 34, when she first posed with Cruise and director Rob Reiner before filming.

“I think Tom was very embarrassed,” Moore said He said to all the people. “I actually felt good about it. I was moving though, right? But I could tell he felt it was a bit awkward.”

The “Substance” star, 62, said Cruise, 63, was also uncomfortable with the fact that few actresses at the time had children because of the pressures of choosing between being a mother or having a career.

“It’s one of the many things, to me, that felt illogical,” she said of the choice women face. “So I challenged that to say, you know, why not? Why can’t you have both?”

“But with that, I think it came with a lot of pressure that I put on myself, to some extent, to prove that it was possible,” she continued.

Moore said she was particularly hard on herself when it came to fitness for the film — in which she played a lawyer in the Navy’s Department of Internal Affairs — and began working out even before Scout was born.

“I was going to be in uniform, and I probably over-anticipated that and started working out and trying to get in shape even before she was born,” Moore said.

She continued: “I did a two-and-a-half-hour walk the day my water broke. I biked 24 miles, then I was dancing at a reggae club – which is why she came two-and-a-half weeks early.”

A rep for Cruise did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

Moore has three daughters Her ex-husband Bruce Willis: Scout, as well as Rumer (37 years old) and Tallulah (31 years old).

She famously posed nude while seven months pregnant with Scout – who was born in July 1991 – on the August 1991 cover of Vanity Fair, which was shot by photographer Annie Leibovitz.

The actress was candid Dealing with body insecurities over the yearsincluding her famous bikini scene in “Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.”

“All I remember is begging them not to shoot my ass,” she told one of her co-stars in the 2003 film, Drew Barrymore, on the recent talk show in May. I don’t know why that was my obsession.”

Moore filmed the scene when she was 40 years old, and received a lot of attention for her physique.

She admitted that she “wasn’t prepared for the focus that came” from the scene, adding: “I had no idea about the amplification, and ironically that was specifically related to my age.”