Demi Moore's house became a site of tragedy when a 21-year-old man named Edenilson Steven Valle accidentally drowned in the Los Angeles abode's backyard pool. Los Angeles Coroner's Lt. Fred Corral confirmed the news.

As per Brian Humphrey, Los Angeles Fire Department's spokesman, authorities reportedly went to Demi Moore's house after receiving an emergency call requesting for a water rescue at around 5:15 a.m. However, by the time the emergency personnel arrived, the victim was already beyond medical help.

As per Ashton Kutcher's ex-wife's representative, the actress wasn't at home and that the victim was not a family member. The man, who is a friend of the actress' assistant, reportedly accidentally died as he did not how to swim.

While authorities claim that Demi Moore's children has a penchant for holding pool parties at home, it has not been confirmed yet if a pool party was ongoing when the accident happened. Five people were at Demi Moore's home when the man drowned and one of them was the "Striptease" star's assistant.

Meanwhile, the actress is yet to comment about the tragedy as well as her children's fascination for pool parties. The family appears to be busy after reports have surfaced that Rumer Willis, Tallulah Willis, and Scout LaRue Willis want to have their own reality show.

"The girls don't want to live off their parents' success," said one source as reported by Inquisitr. "They want to prove they have what it takes in their own right."

While mom Demi Moore is reportedly "up for making cameos" should her kids have a reality show, dad Bruce doesn't fancy the idea for he allegedly thinks that it's a downgrade.

"He's a serious Hollywood star and considers this a downgrade. But he does like the idea that his kids could finally support themselves," claimed another insider to Star magazine.