Bruce Willis [1] may be best known for playing John McClane in the Die Hard franchise, but it seems as though his favorite role is being a father [2]. The actor has five daughters between the ages of 6 and 32, three of whom he shares with his first wife, Demi Moore [3], and the other two with his second wife, Emma Heming Willis. Though Bruce and Demi divorced back in 2000, he and his ex remain close [4], and it seems that — despite the age range — Bruce's three daughters with Demi are pretty close with their half-sisters. Check out the gallery to learn more about the five Willis girls.
Rumer Willis
Born on Aug. 16, 1988, Rumer Glenn Willis is Bruce's oldest child with his first wife, Demi Moore [6]. Rumer is an actress who has appeared in films like The House Bunny, Sorority Row, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, among several others, while her TV credits include recurring roles on 90210 and Empire. In 2015, Rumer made her Broadway debut [7] playing Roxie Hart in Chicago, and in 2019, she won season 20 of Dancing With the Stars [8]. She has even appeared in three movies alongside her father: The Whole Nine Yards, Hostage, and Air Strike.
Scout Willis
Bruce and Demi's second child, Scout LaRue Willis, was born on July 20, 1991. Like her parents and her older sister, Scout is an actor and has appeared in the films The Scarlet Letter (which starred her mother), Breakfast of Champions (which starred her father), and Bandits (which also starred her father). She graduated from Brown University in 2013, and while studying at Brown, she interned with the wardrobe department for 2012's Moonrise Kingdom. She is currently working on her music career and often posts videos of herself singing and playing guitar on her Instagram page [9].
Tallulah Willis
Bruce and Demi's youngest child together is Tallulah Belle Willis, who was born on Feb. 3, 1994. She appeared alongside Scout in The Scarlet Letter and Bandits, as well as The Whole Ten Yards (which, like Bandits, also starred Bruce). Rather than acting, her focus nowadays is on fashion, and in 2020, she launched her own clothing line, Wyllis [10]. Mental health is a core aspect of the collection, and 10 percent of Wyllis's proceeds benefits The Loveland Foundation, which provides free therapy to communities of color.
