Demi Moore despatched a particular birthday message to her ex-husband, Bruce Willis.
On Saturday, the 59-year-old actress posted to her Instagram an image with Willis. She captioned the picture of the previous couple, “Completely happy birthday, Bruce! Grateful for our blended household,” including a white coronary heart emoji.
The duo stood in a kitchen, each smiling for the digital camera as Moore held a reducing board filled with true morels.
Within the remark sections, followers praised Moore and Willis for the way they’ve remained buddies since their divorce. One fan wrote, “Yours was the mannequin for my blended household! And it really works! Everyone seems to be completely satisfied.”
One other fan left a candy message for the previous couple and stated, “Blended household objectives! Adore you each. Blessings.”
Moore and Willis, who turned 67 on Saturday, have been married from 1987 to 2000. They share three daughters collectively: Rumer, 33, Scout, 30 and Tallulah, 28.
Willis remarried in 2009 to Emma Hemming and has two younger daughters: Mabel, 9 and Evelyn, 7.
In 2020, Moore, Willis and their daughters quarantined collectively throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
“There’s been quite a lot of challenges and quite a lot of tragedy with this pandemic, however I additionally suppose there’s been quite a lot of presents and blessings,” Moore beforehand said during an interview with Naomi Campbell. “I personally really feel like I used to be actually grateful for issues slowing down and the time that we had.”
“It labored out that Bruce got here and hung out with us,” Moore recalled.
Moore and Willis have been later joined by the actor’s spouse, Emma Hemming.
“My daughters love their little sisters and for me, our household, regardless what the form of it’s, it’s essential to maintain collectively and for the little ones to really feel snug with me, and to know me so additionally they know their sisters higher,” Moore mirrored. “It was actually candy and we did have some foolish instances for certain.”
Fox Information’ Lauryn Overhultz contributed to this report.
