Tallulah Willis Shares Touching Memory With Dad Bruce Willis

Bruce Willis is truly the epitome of a dedicated and loving girl dad. Anyone familiar with the dynamics of having daughters knows that dads often end up being the subjects of makeovers and whimsical beauty treatments concocted by their girls. But in 2020, Bruce flipped the script to help his adult daughter Tallulah achieve a makeover she desired.

Tallulah shared a heartfelt throwback video on Instagram, capturing the intimate moment when her father shaved her head. “Very nice,” Bruce says attentively as he guides the shaver across her scalp. The actress affectionately captioned the post with, “A core memory for me. I love my BW.”

Off-camera, Tallulah and others couldn’t help but gush over the fresh look, with remarks comparing her to Joan of Arc and marveling at how soft her hair felt. Tallulah joyfully exclaimed, “Like baby duck hair!” The scene is a touching snapshot of family love, featuring Tallulah’s beaming smile and Bruce’s proud, focused demeanor.

One follower commented, “I love the love your family has. ❤️” This sentiment echoed the thoughts of many who witnessed the tender father-daughter moment.

Unfortunately, Willis has since been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. He shares three adult daughters—Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah—with ex-wife Demi Moore, along with two younger daughters, Evelyn and Mabel, with his current wife, Emma Heming.

Earlier this year, Tallulah delighted fans by sharing two recent photos of light-hearted moments shared with her dad. The first photo captures Tallulah with a candid laugh while Bruce strikes a playful pose. In the second, she joins him in the silliness, with the caption reading, “High drama club.”

Bruce isn’t just a proud girl dad; he’s also a doting grandfather. His eldest daughter, Rumer, and her partner Derek Richard Thomas are parents to a 1-year-old girl named Louetta. Rumer recently spoke candidly about her experiences and the joy of seeing her parents interact with her daughter during an interview on “TODAY” with co-host Hoda Kotb.

“Seeing them with her almost unlocks all of these childhood memories for me,” Rumer shared. “Being a grandparent is the best because they have all of the love and joy without any of the responsibilities. They get to just spoil her.”

While Bruce may not be giving his granddaughter Louetta makeovers, it’s clear he is continuing to create cherished core memories with her and his daughters.

Source: People, Today