Talking about a pretty difficult topic, Bruce Willis’ daughter Tallulah opens up about her “messy” eating disorder recovery.
In her latest Instagram post, Tallulah shared a series of snapshots from her youth. “Babies in ED recovery: Sending love to you all,” she wrote. “I am having a [intense] time to romanticize unhealthy times and how it felt to spend the day with that body size. I just wanted to express it because I know (hope) I’m not alone.”
Speaking of her younger self, Bruce Willis’ daughter wrote: “This little raggymuffin is so special and it’s strange to know and want to give her abundance and vitality – LIFE! while at the EXACT same moment you feel swept up by an old desire, deep in your belly, to compare yourself to the ‘best’ version of me.”
Tallulah went on to add that it’s okay to be in the “middle of the mess” and not have it all figured out yet. Her sister, Rumer, quickly responded to the post, writing, “You are magical, your truth is so vital and I am so lucky to be your sister.”
His followers also posted encouraging comments. “You are beautiful in every way imaginable,” one follower wrote. “I am so proud of you every day. Thank you for being a light to everyone around you.”
Another follower added: “Seriously, write a book. You have everything you need to do it. I can only imagine how many people would find some level of help reading a memoir.”
Bruce Willis’ Daughter Tallulah Once Opened Up About Her Struggle With Body Dysmorphia
During a 2014 interview with StyleLikeU, Bruce Willis’ daughter Tallulah got candid about her struggle with body dysmorphia.
“I was diagnosed with body dysmorphia from reading those stupid tabloids when I was 13 and feeling ugly, like always,” Tallulah explained. “I believed in strangers more than the people who loved me because why would the people who love me be honest?”
As a way to combat her body dysmorphia, Tallulah said she started dressing a little more daring. “That made me start dressing showing my breasts and my butt and those things that attracted attention,” she said. “It was like jean shorts and push-up bras that stuck to my neck.”
However, he ended up struggling with another problem: he quickly lost excessive amounts of weight. “She was trapped in this body,” she admitted. “I started starving and losing a lot of weight and I dropped to 95 pounds. When I lost my curves and when my breasts shriveled like nothing and had no shape, that put me in a cage even more.”
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