It’s no secret that despite divorcing in 2000, Bruce Willis and Demi Moore have remained close as they continue to parent their three daughters, Rumer, Scout and Tallulah.
Even now that the Die Hard star has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, Demi keeps in close contact with her ex-husband, as she revealed she tries to visit him at least once a week.
Their close parental bond was exemplified by their daughter Tallulah, who shared a photo of the duo reunited. The throwback photo saw Tallulah standing between Bruce and Demi against a dusky pink background with “Rumer’s 30th” written in the corner.
The actor towered over his daughter, putting an arm around her, while Demi leaned into her with a surprised expression. They looked the epitome of a happy family, especially as Bruce leaned in to kiss Tallulah on the head. The actor, famous for his hard man roles, looked casual in a flat cap and a Hawaiian shirt.
Tallulah captioned the photo: “I love this photo of me and my parents!!! How cute!! At Rumer’s 30th !”
© @buuski Instagram (Tallulah Willis)While the photo was taken six years ago, the close bond between Bruce and Demi continues to ring true today as the actress has a close relationship with her ex-husband’s wife and carer, Emma Heming Willis.
Celebrating International Women’s Day in 2021, Demi called Emma “family who I am honored to call a friend.”
© Bruce GlikasShe acknowledged how strange it was that their “children are sisters and yet there is no name for what our family connection is to one another. We are mothers united, sisters bonded on this crazy adventure of life.”
Referring to Bruce’s daughters Mabel and Evelyn with Emma, Demi called the former a model a “beautiful mother dedicated to her family, an absolutely gorgeous woman and now she can add business entrepreneur to her resume.”
The former couple’s co-parenting style
© InstagramDemi and Bruce’s children claim that their parents managed to master co-parenting by not pitting them against each other.
“I never had to split a holiday. We never had to split family vacations or Christmases or birthdays. And I think that a lot of the time, it’s just our own ego,” Rumer told People.
“If you put your kids first, if you’re fighting with that person and can’t put aside whatever it is for your kid, that’s about you. That’s how I feel about it. And I know it’s challenging sometimes.”
The 36-year-old continued: “We go over to dinner at Emma’s house with the girls, and we’re family.”
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