Bruce Willis’ Wife Emma & Daughter Tallulah Step in for Him at This Monumental Celebration
While we probably won’t be seeing Bruce Willis gracing red carpets anytime soon given his battle with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), his legacy was still very much honored at the Pulp Fiction‘s 30th anniversary event last night. In honor of his role in the movie, in which he played struggling boxer Butch Coolidge, Bruce’s wife Emma Heming Willis and his daughter Tallulah Willis were in attendance.
On the carpet, Emma wore a tailored black Dior suit and a white satin blouse, black heels and a studded silver clutch. Tallulah, on the other hand, wore a more casual look with light-washed ripped jeans, a yellow graphic shirt, a black blazer and a black baseball cap with “Bruce” embroidered in white letters.
Walking the carpet, Tallulah, who recently opened up about her autism diagnosis, revealed her fashion inspiration. “I’m giving you Bruce Willis from the ’90s,” she told photographers.
“We came out to see Pulp Fiction for its 30 year anniversary and represent,” Emma wrote on Instagram alongside pictures of the night. “Sweetest date night with my family.”
In the comments, fans can’t get enough of their sweet appearance together. “Best film ever, best cast ever, best Bruce ever and you are the best wife, friend, mum and partner to your man,” wrote one commenter. “You ladies did him proud. ????” wrote another.
In addition to Bruce’s supportive family members, some of the movie’s stars, including John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Harvey Keitel and Samuel L. Jackson, were also in attendance.
After a screening of the movie, the cast was joined by host Ben Mankiewicz in a panel discussion. “Bruce is great in this,” Mankiewicz told the audience, per People. “Here in the audience tonight is Bruce’s wife, Emma, and one of his daughters, Tallulah Belle Willis.”
At that point, Emma and Tallulah stood up from the audience and received a big round of applause. Talk about being well-represented!
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