Scout Willis is treating followers to sweet behind-the-scenes moments from her summer, letting fans in on the joyful hangouts with her dad, Bruce Willis.
On September 17, the 34-year-old singer and songwriter uploaded an album to Instagram, saying: “Belated tidings from a summer of wonder.” The caption set the scene perfectly for what feels like a family scrapbook.
The pink-tinged montage includes Bruce, 70, and Demi Moore, 62, in vintage summer light. One favorite shot shows Bruce beaming, with Scout and sister Tallulah, 31, snuggled up on either side, arms draped proudly over his shoulders.
Scout also shared a cheeky phone-screenshot moment featuring friend and actor Thomas Doherty, showing him mid-video chat. The group night out on August 13 in West Hollywood makes a cameo, too, with sun-dipped faces and carefree city vibes.
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The candid photos that Scout Willis snapped that night perfectly captured the vibe: her arm casually looped through Doherty’s as they shared drinks near the bar. Later, she pops up on Instagram with a clip riding the restaurant’s famous mechanical bull. “Would you ever believe I stayed on the whole time?” she joked under the video.
The carousel offered a quieter counterpart, too—Scout and her sisters Moore and Tallulah grinning over a circular kitchen table, interlocked in a fiercely competitive game of dominos.
Scout’s dad, Bruce, and her mom, Demi Moore, of course, are the original power couple behind Rumer, Tallulah, and her, the three oldest. Bruce went on to have two more daughters, Mabel and Evelyn, with his wife Emma Heming Willis, after marrying her in 2009. The girls have kept their social channels warm with family updates ever since Bruce revealed his frontotemporal dementia (FTD) diagnosis in 2022.
Just last June, Tallulah again gave everyone a window into family moments. She shared a sweet photo of Bruce, her grandma, and her fiancé, Justin Acee, all chowing down at grandma’s kitchen table. “Sunday funday at Grams! Grateful,” she wrote, and her appreciation in that comment felt genuine and contagious.
In her Father’s Day post back in June, Rumer Willis shared a touching message about the distance she feels since her dad’s diagnosis. She misses the simple, everyday talks they used to have.
“I have this heavy, empty ache inside because I want to share every little detail of my life. I want to hug you close and hear all your stories— the hard times and the victories.”
