Los Angeles, CA – Tallulah Willis paid a heartfelt tribute to her father, Bruce Willis, at the TCM Film Festival’s 30th-anniversary screening of “Pulp Fiction.” Despite Bruce’s absence, Tallulah, 30, attended the event with her stepmother, Emma Heming, sporting a baseball cap with “Bruce” embroidered on it in white letters. The festival opened with a special screening of the Quentin Tarantino film, where Bruce had a prominent role.
Alongside her stepmother, Tallulah walked the red carpet in a stylish ensemble, consisting of a yellow T-shirt, black blazer, and ripped jeans. Emma opted for a classic look in a black Dior suit and satin blouse with black pumps. The event also saw the presence of Bruce’s “Pulp Fiction” co-stars John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Harvey Keitel, and Samuel L. Jackson.
During a panel discussion at the screening, host Ben Mankiewicz honored Bruce, 69, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2023. Mankiewicz acknowledged Bruce’s absence and praised his performance in the iconic film. He also recognized Emma and Tallulah in the audience, highlighting their support for Bruce.
Last month, Emma Heming addressed the false narrative surrounding Bruce’s diagnosis, emphasizing that he still finds joy in life despite his health condition. Heming, who married Bruce in 2009 and shares two daughters with him, Evelyn and Mabel, urged people not to believe negative headlines about individuals with neurocognitive diseases. In addition to Tallulah, Bruce has daughters Rumer and Scout with actress Demi Moore.
Heming’s words resonated with many, emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding when it comes to individuals facing health challenges. Tallulah’s gesture at the TCM Film Festival not only honored her father but also showcased the love and support she and her family have for him during this difficult time. Through their actions and words, the Willis family continues to inspire others with their strength and unity in the face of adversity.