Tallulah Willis Responds to Being Called Bruce’s Clone with Her Sisters

Demi Moore and her daughters, Rumer, Tallulah, and Scout, recently faced surprising backlash from social media users after a video of them enjoying themselves went viral. The clip, shared collectively by the Moore-Willis family, showed Demi, her daughters, and Rumer’s baby, Louetta, dancing to Scout’s song, “Over And Over.”

Scout captioned the post, “I must be God’s favorite nepo baby to have a family that supports me this much.” Despite the harmless nature of the post, the comment section was flooded with negativity, prompting Scout to share screenshots of the trolls’ remarks.

A barrage of mean comments targeted the appearance of Demi and Bruce Willis’s daughters. One user expressed bewilderment on how two attractive people, Bruce and Demi, could have such “unattractive” daughters, concluding that the daughters resemble their father. Another comment echoed this sentiment, suggesting Bruce Willis had cloned himself three times.

Approaching 2,000 comments, the post included both unkind and supportive messages. “Y’all are gorgeous. People have lost their minds,” one user defended. Another person praised the family’s talents, writing, “Bloody fantastic on all levels. Love the song.”

Tallulah did not shy away from confronting the nasty comments. She stood up for her mother and sisters while promoting Scout’s song. Tallulah highlighted how people are often shocked to learn how cruel and mean comments towards them have been a frequent reality in their lives.

The 30-year-old Tallulah also opened up about her past struggles with body dysmorphia. She candidly shared how she once believed her face was too masculine to be considered beautiful. However, she has since rebuilt her self-esteem and insists she won’t let online negativity bring her down again.