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Rumer Willis is reveling in the joy of her current life chapter, and it seems her happiness is radiating through her physical appearance as well.
During her appearance on the “The Inside Edit” podcast on Monday, May 18, Willis, 37, shared her perspective, saying, “Interestingly, I believe the way I look now is a reflection of the inner work I’ve done.” She added with confidence, “I’m feeling more attractive than ever before.”
The star of Reasonable Doubt was quick to clarify that her enhanced looks aren’t the result of cosmetic surgery.
“It’s not because I’ve undergone a lot of plastic surgery. I don’t even use Botox anymore, though I wish I could,” Willis admitted with a laugh. “That’s why you see all these lines on my forehead when I talk.”
In addition to embracing her newfound confidence, Rumer Willis is also candid about the realities of parenting. She recently addressed criticisms of her parenting style, specifically regarding breastfeeding her toddler. On Saturday, April 4, Willis took to Instagram to share a video of herself breastfeeding her nearly 3-year-old daughter, Louetta Isley Thomas Willis, accompanied by a message: “When someone starts judging my parenting…”
Willis revealed, “My face, literally, has physically changed from spiritual work I have done. Which has been crazy.”
She acknowledged that her face is thinner than it was before she had her daughter, Lou, in April 2023, but it’s all because of the mental changes she’s made.
“I’ve literally not done anything other than [spiritual work]. I think I had this layer of hiding,” Willis shared. “I had this layer of, ‘Don’t see me. I’m not pretty.’ I kept repeating that to myself.”
Rumer Willis in 2026 and 2020, respectively. Getty Images (2)
The actress confessed, “I feel like once I had Lou, all of a sudden I was like, ‘I can f***ing do anything.’”
Willis welcomed her and then-boyfriend Derek Richard Thomas’ first baby, Louetta “Lou” Isley, in April 2023 following a home birth. “You are pure magic 🌱,” she wrote via Instagram at the time. “You are more than we ever dreamed of ✨.”
The couple, however, called it quits the following year after two years of dating.
Rumer Willis has spoken about how “grateful” she is to her divorced parents, Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, for setting such a great coparenting example. Speaking on British talk show Loose Women on Monday, February 3, the actress, 36, also gave an update on Bruce’s health. In 2022, the Hollywood star was diagnosed with frontotemporal […]
“I am single-moming it and coparenting,” Willis wrote via her Instagram Story in August 2024, confirming her and Thomas’ breakup. “I’m so grateful for Lou. She is the best thing in my life.”
She added, “I’m forever grateful I was able to have the time in that relationship for her to come into my life.”
As Rumer, who is the eldest daughter of exes Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, has leaned into single parenthood, she hasn’t shied away from telling it like it is.
“Just had a good cry in the woods. Some days being a single mom is hard,” she wrote via her Instagram Story in November 2025. “[My daughter] is not hard (ever) but some days doing everything alone can be.”
Demi Moore loves spending time with her granddaughter. Moore, 62, shared a series of photos via Instagram on Monday, July 14, featuring herself and granddaughter Louetta working in her yard. “Never a dull day in the garden,” Moore captioned the photos, which also featured three dogs and close-up shots of flowers. Louetta, 2, appeared eager […]
Rumer got real about her evolution as a mother and a woman during her appearance on “The Inside Edit” podcast, telling her friend and the host, Maeve Reilly, that she is “just starting to feel back in my power.”
“I work really hard, and I show up for my kid. It’s such a privilege to be a mom. It makes me so happy,” Rumer explained on Monday’s episode, noting over the past eight months she has been “feeling kind of confident and feeling back into myself” following her split.
Now, Rumer is ready to date, but only when the right man comes along.
“If I meet a dude that is not interested in having kids, sorry, got to go,” she revealed. “Or someone who is not willing to grow and has an interest in self-reflection and that kind of thing. Sorry, buddy.”