Meet the rebellious daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis

Bruce Willis is a famous actor who has five daughters between the ages of 8 and 33, who he shares with both Moore and his second wife, Emma Heming Willis.

But of the three that the famous actors had, the youngest daughter is known for his rebelliousness, personality,and for being a living image of the star of Die Hard

It should be noted that Bruce Willis and Demi met at the premiere of the movie Stakeout, which premiered in 1987. Demi was with her fiancé, actor Emilio Estevez, but ended the relationship to start dating Willis.

The romance of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis

It should be noted that despite knowing each other for a short time, after making a spontaneous trip to Las Vegas they decided to get married that same year in an intimate ceremony —it was the first marriage for Bruce Willis, while Demi had been married to the singer Freddie Moore (they ended in ’85).

After a decade as spouses, they decided to get divorced, and it came to fruition in 2000. “We have three daughters that we will continue to raise together […] we have a lifelong commitment to our girls, and the friendship continues,” the actor told Rolling Stone that year.

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Who is the rebellious daughter of Bruce Willis?

Tallulah Willis is the youngest daughter of Bruce and Demi, she was born on February 3, 1994, she is 28 years old. She was 6 when her parents divorced and she started drinking at 14 and she had a near-fatal drinking accident at 15.

Tallulah and her sister Rumer spoke on Red Table Talk about how alcohol addiction affected them and how it deteriorated their relationship with their mom, who also struggled with alcoholism.

Rumer explained, “When I stopped talking to my mom, my relationship with alcohol got worse,” and Tallulah added that at 14 or 15, “I drank vodka in one shot and almost died of alcoholism.”

At the beginning of 2020, the youngest daughter of Bruce Willis shared a special message for the 8 years she has been sober. Tallulah shared two photos to compare herself in her 20s and today, explaining that she’s distanced herself from peers who have a lifestyle dedicated to alcohol.

It should be noted that Tallulah, daughter of Bruce Willis, has used social networks to talk about her body dysmorphic disorder, as she did in a specific post: “I punished myself for not looking like my mom. After being told that I had a birth weight discrepancy, I resented it very much and thought that my “manly face” was the reason no one could love me. FALSE! I was and am valuable and dignified, at any age and at any stage of life, with any weight and haircut.”