“Thank you to our blended family”

It’s been over 20 years since they broke up, but Demi Moore And the Bruce Willis Still “family”.

on Saturday, and Inappropriate suggestion The 59-year-old actress took to Instagram to pay tribute to her ex, who turned 67 on March 19. die hard A star in 1987, he was Three girls – Romer, Scout and Talula – with him before separating in 1998. The couple finalized their divorce in 2000.

Moore’s post included a relatively recent shot of her Willis smiling for the camera in the kitchen. The caption added, “Happy birthday, Bruce! Grateful to our blended family.”

Moore’s post prompted the heart emoji in Willis’ current wife’s comments, Emma Hemming Willis43. Wed to Pulp Fiction Since 2009, the former model has posted her own tribute to Willis, writing, “I don’t just love him, I really, really love him.” She also documented his birthday celebrations with their two young daughters, Mabel and Evelyn, as well as older sons Rumer, Scout and Tallulah.

Willis-Moore Ongoing Connection Included with their daughters During the early days of the epidemic and Mother’s Day Celebration 2020 together as a family. Moore Heming also honored Willis in Instagram share last March.

To mark International Women’s Day, Moore wrote: “Our children are sisters and yet there is no name for our family relationship to each other.” “We are mothers united, sisters bound by this crazy adventure in life. Emma is a beautiful mother who is dedicated to her family, and she is a very wonderful woman…”

“Our children are sisters and yet there is no name for our family connection to each other,” Moore recently wrote on Instagram from their relationship. “We are mothers united, sisters bound by this crazy adventure in life. Emma is a beautiful mother who is dedicated to her family, and she is a very wonderful woman…”

Judging by her announcement at this year’s Super Bowl, Moore also appears to be on good terms with her third husband, Ashton Kutcher – or at least his current wife Mila Kunis. Kunis and Moore mocked their joint romance In AT&T’s “A Lot in Common” spot.