In the amicable relationship after the split of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis

Remain cordial! Demi Moore And Bruce Willis have managed to stay close after ending their marriage in 2000 — and their amicable relationship is the definition of co-parenting goals.

The That hard star and Moore tied the knot in 1987 after meeting at the premiere of the buddy cop movie To expandwhich starred Moore’s then-fiancée Emilio Estevez. The Ghost star was previously married to singer Freddy Moore from 1981 to 1985. After their marriage, Willis and Demi welcomed three daughters: Rumer in 1988, Scout in 1991, and Tallulah in 1994.

The former couple announced their separation in June 1998 and filed for divorce two years later. When they filed their papers in October 2000, their divorce was finalized the same day. Later that year, Willis admitted that he wasn’t quite sure what went wrong in their marriage.

“I still love Demi. We are very close,” the Unbreakable actor explained Rolling stone. “We have three children that we will continue to raise together, and we are probably as close now as we ever were. We realize that we have a lifelong commitment to our children. Our friendship continues. The attitude has been set aside… It’s hard to live your life and marriage under a magnifying glass, which is what happens with movie star couples.

While the exes may have had their ups and downs during their romantic relationship, their kids were impressed with the way they were able to remain a close-knit family after the split.

“I am so grateful and grateful that my parents made such an effort at the time,” Rumer revealed Larry King in March 2015 after both her parents remarried. Bruce exchanged vows with model Emma Heming in March 2009 and Demi was married to Ashton Kutcher from 2005 to 2013. “They have always done their best to still do all family events together and have put so much effort into making our family still be one unit, rather than two separate things, which I think is they really made an impression. ”

Bruce and Demi raised eyebrows in April 2020 when fans discovered they were quarantined with each other and their daughters during the global coronavirus outbreak. Tallulah shared a photo of the family in matching green pajamas and revealed that they had “stayed together for 27 days and taken every precaution” to stay safe and healthy during the crisis.

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