Tallulah Willis has bravely revealed she ‘almost starved to death’ after being subjected to cruel social media comments over her appearance
Bruce Willis and Demi Moore’s daughter, Tallulah, “almost starved to death” due to horrible social media comments. The actress, 32 and the youngest daughter of the Hollywood stars, has shared a screen recording of herself scrolling through the comments section of a post featuring an image of her.
In her post, the actress said that people may not understand the negative impact that comments may have on a person. She said: “People seem shocked -genuinely- when I share my experience being called ‘medically disfigured’ ‘or something to fear’.”
Tallulah went on to say: “I don’t often read these things, but when I do, I remember why I almost starved to death after a lifetime of disordered eating.
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“I take pride in that fact that I choose kindness everyday, but I just hope to share with you all the realities that someone who has been unstoppably vulnerable in sharing their ups and downs still gets treated like this on certain corners of the internet. And for the record, I am far from what nightmares are made of #choosekindness.”
One comment read: “Surgery really does amazing things for people.” While a second read: “Bruce is prettier.” “I’m sorry but she is not easy looking on the eyes,” commented another person. While another said: “What nightmares are made of.”
But Tallulah was soon flooded with support, with her husband, musician Justin Acee writing: “I love you, you’re beautiful.” Lindsey Hartman added: “Most beautiful girl.”
“You’ve come a long way, if they only knew… you’re beautiful inside and out,” said one fan. This is not the first time that Tallulah has opened up about her disordered eating, having lived with anorexia.
During her struggle with the eating disorder, Tallulah’s hair started to fall out. She also recieved treatment at a recovery facility in 2022, which she documented on social media.
Speaking in November 2023, Tallulah opened up about why she spoke publicly about her struggles with an eating disorder. During an appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show: “I felt like the things that had occurred in more recent years.
“I very visibly was struggling with an eating disorder, and because of the age of social media and that was very present, and there was actually a tremendous amount of concern for me that I got on my Instagram. As I’m early in recovery in that, it’s interesting to talk about it because I don’t know if I had my full footing, I’m just trying every day.
“I wanted to talk about that because I felt like it was really important to share that it was very scary, that it was really hard.” Writing in Vogue’s May 2023 issue, she disclosed that she had been suffering from anorexia nervosa for the past four years.
For help and support on eating disorders, contact Beat Eating Disorders on 0808 801 0677.
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