Tallulah Willis has opened up about how her mom Demi Moore’s marriage to Ashton Kutcher was hard for her.
The 29-year-old revealed this during the premiere of “Stars on Mars” on Monday when Ronda Rousey asked her about growing up with “extremely famous parents.”
The fashion designer, whose dad is “Die Hard” star Bruce Willis, added that she “didn’t fully understand” her family’s fame until Moore’s relationship with Kutcher.
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“It was, like, 2003, and my mum had just started dating Ashton,” she recounted.
“A lot was going on at the time, and I went inside of myself.” That did put me into a complete skip fire. It was quite difficult, and I’m still unpacking.”
Tallulah went on to say that she “found the other side of that” and now only has “love” for herself and her family.
When her mother married the “That ’70s Show” star, the self-proclaimed “nepo baby” was eight years old. Moore and Kutcher were 40 and 25 years old at the time, respectively.
The former couple’s marriage lasted six years, with the actor commenting on being a stepfather to Tallulah and her sisters, Rumer Willis and Scout Willis, in February 2020.
“I make a conscious effort to stay in touch with the girls,” Kutcher, now 45, said on Marc Maron’s “WTF” podcast. “I love them, and I’ll never stop loving them, right?” And respecting, honoring, and rooting for them.”
Since his divorce from Moore in 2011, Kutcher has been dating Mila Kunis, with whom he has a daughter Wyatt, 8, and a son Dimitri, 6.
Moore’s other ex-husband, Bruce, remarried as well. He and Emma Heming married in 2009 and have two kids, Mabel, 11, and Evelyn, 9.
Bruce and Moore, 60, have remained close over the years while co-parenting — and the “Ghost” actress has offered her support in the wake of his recent frontotemporal dementia diagnosis.
Moore revealed this to WSJ. Magazine in September 2019 that she and Kutcher were “friendly” but “not hanging out.”
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However, in an Esquire interview years after Moore wrote about the “Dude, Where’s My Car?” actor in her 2019 memoir, “Inside Out,” he admits to being “f-king pissed” at the release.
Having said that, he has continued to admire Tallulah, Rumer, and Scout.
“I wouldn’t have married a woman with three kids if I didn’t love them,” Kutcher told People in January.
