Bruce Willis with Demi Moore and their daughter (photo from Instagram)
Bruce Willis and his ex-wife Demi Moore were recorded on their daughter Tallulah’s Instagram sharing a sweet moment with her. The family gathered for an intimate family dinner on Monday evening.
Tallulah, 28, shared a photo of herself hugging her mother as her father stood nearby, along with Demi’s dog Pilaf. The post comes nearly nine months after the family announced Willis’ retirement from the game due to his diagnosis of aphasia, a disorder that affects sufferers’ ability to speak and understand language.
Tallulah couldn’t have looked happier as she snuggled up to her mother as the two held the tiny chihuahua in their hands. Amazingly, Pilaf and Bruce seemed captivated as they stared at each other. “The telepathy between Pilaf and Dad is stunning,” Tallulah wrote in the caption, referring to their looks.
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Bruce and Demi’s other daughter, Scout Willis, shared a few more photos from their celebratory dinner get-together. She shared a photo of Bruce gently holding Pilaf, as he sat at the dining room table with Tallulah and his wife Emma Hemming Willis.
‘Family dinner night,’ she captioned the photo. Scout also shared a photo of Bruce gently holding hands with her mother as they sat next to each other at the table, and posted a photo of her half-sister nibbling on a bowl of chips.
Bruce married Emma in 2009, and together they have daughters Mabel, 10, and Evelyn, eight. The Dead to Live star was previously married to Demi Moore from 1987 to 2000. They have daughters Romer, 34, Tallulah, 28, and Scout, 31, together.
Earlier this year, Bruce’s family revealed that he would be retiring from acting due to his diagnosis with aphasia. “To Bruce’s amazing supporters, as a family we wanted to share that our beloved Bruce has been experiencing some health issues and was recently diagnosed with aphasia, which affects his cognitive abilities,” they wrote.
“As a result and out of great consideration Bruce is stepping away from the career that is so important to him. This is a really challenging time for our family and we so appreciate your continued love, compassion and support.”
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