Bruce Willis’ daughter Tallulah shares pics from 'when I was balding' as she recounts anorexia recovery

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The youngest daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore Tallulah has opened up about her hair loss while she was battling with eating disorder anorexia.

The 31-year-old posted several photos of her on Instagram from the time of her recovery in 2022. At the time, she was staying at a facility, as reported by Good Morning America.

Tallulah Willis says she’d fragile hair that 'a thousand clippies could not hold'

She began her social media share by writing, “**TW: eating disorder hair loss** I wanna talk about when I was balding because of my severe anorexia. The first photos were taken in summer 2022 in Austin TX while I was at Driftwood recovery.”

“I want to talk about how for a long time in my life I would have seen those patches of bare skin blurring through sparse hairs as a badge of honor. ‘I was sick enough to make you look’,” she stated.

Tallulah further revealed that during that tough phase she “temporarily needed a wheelchair to walk because my leg muscles had atrophied so badly,” as she added that she’d “such breakable and fragile hair, so thinned I had to use thousand clippies to keep things in place. And usually they slipped off because they [had] nothing to grab into.”

Tallulah Willis claims she’s lucky to ‘made it to the other side’

“I chose to crop some of them because for me this truly isn't a stage to show off how I nearly starved to death (publicly!), but I think the photos serve as a teaching tool,” the actress mentioned.

Tallulah then went on to express her gratitude after her recovery. 

She mentioned, “I went searching for the ‘AFTER’ pictures from the last few months and smiled the whole time. I didn’t realize how comforting a big bun could feel like, how sexy it feels when your hair bounces a little when you walk. I didn’t value myself or my health but I am the lucky one who has made it to the other side.”

Giving the reason why she went public about the battle and its effects, she asserted, “I made my disorder public and now it only feels right to make my recovery as well. I want to heal and hug and soothe every busy mind that’s out there still hurting. Keep going, I love u all.”

Netizens call Tallulah Willis ‘truly magical’

Many people hailed her for her honesty in the comment section.

An Instagram user wrote, “Thank you 💖 I told my bf that you are literally the reason I started eating again and I meant that. 🙏”

Another user commented, “I appreciate so, so much that you are continuing to share with us. And I know I say this every time but YOU ARE SO GORGEOUS!!! You are glowing. ❤️”

The third one mentioned, “Taking others along with you on your journey, publicly and honestly , when your platform reaches so many, is a gift. ❤️”

“Thank you Buuski. You are truly magical, inside and out. I was anorexic and bulimia for over 10 years. Then Bulimic for 25 more. I also went very public with it, so that I maybe could help some others too. I truly, truly cherish you sweetheart. I'm honored to know you, even if only through Instagram!❤️❤️❤️❤️” a comment read.

Another comment was “You’re so brave to talk about it. I know you’ll inspire others into recovery ❤️.”

“So powerful and beautiful you are and your journey of healing! This disease is insufferable and I pray your words are a guide and a cane for those still in the thick of it,” an individual added.

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