What might sound too intimate to many is simply the way Rumer Willis learned to understand family.
The actress said on the What in the Winkler?! podcast that she still bathes with her sisters Scout and Tallulah, something she doesn’t find strange at all because, she says, that’s the home she grew up in.
The conversation came up while she was talking about her own way of raising Louetta, her young daughter. Rumer explained that she sleeps with her and that, since she was born, she hasn’t spent a single night apart from the girl. To her, expecting a baby to sleep alone and learn to self-soothe so early simply doesn’t make much sense.
And then came another confession that surprised people even more: Rumer said she hopes Louetta will still want to sleep with her as she grows up, just as she still does with Demi Moore.
The actress also made it clear that she doesn’t see these habits as something she has to justify. To her, they’re part of a family that has always been very close, even after Demi Moore and Bruce Willis divorced.
It may seem strange to many, but for Rumer, sharing a bed, a bath, and space with her family was never strange: it was simply the way she grew up.