Tallulah and Scout Willis celebrated Thanksgiving alongside their beloved dad, legendary actor Bruce Willis.
And in celebration of the holiday, Tallulah and Scout Willis shared rare photos of them spending some time with their dad.
In the photos, Tallulah and Scout Willis are seen sitting next to Bruce Willis, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD) in 2023, as he holds a name plate that reads, “Best Dad Ever.”
“Grateful,” the sisters captions the photos.
In the one photo, Tallulah Willis is seen playing with her dad’s ear. The photo is similar to a video she shared earlier this year from decades earlier while she was on the red carpet with Bruce Willis during one of his movie premieres.
Tallulah shared the video after revealing she was diagnosed with autism as an adult.
“Tell me (you’re) autistic without telling me (you’re) autistic,” she captioned the video.
Bruce Willis shares his oldest three daughters, including Rumer Willis, with his ex-wife, actress Demi Moore.
While a guest on The Glamour & Grit Podcast with Eric and Sainty Nelson, Rumer Willis talked about her parents dynamic and how it shaped how she is raising her 16-month-old daughter, Louetta and co-parenting with Louetta’s father, musician Derek Richard Thomas.
“The biggest lesson that I ever learned from my mom, that I’ve tried to input with Louetta is that our kids don’t learn because we tell them to. They learn by watching us,” Rumer Willis said.
And it was by watching her parents co-parent after their divorce that it can be done successfully.
Rumer Willis explained that Louetta could either learn that she has to stay in a relationship that wasn’t working for the sake of the kids or she could “create a dynamic where she can see you can co-parent” successfully.
“I feel incredibly lucky because my parents they got divorced when I was 10, but I never had to split vacations,” Rumer Willis explained. “I never had split birthdays. We did Christmas together.”
Now, it’s Rumer Willis’ “highest intention” was to also create a healthy dynamic with her ex, so they can continue to celebrate their daughter’s milestones together like her parents continue to do.
“As long as your focus is prioritizing your kids and what’s for their highest good. then everything else is separate,” she explained. “And I’m so grateful that my parents made that choice.”
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