No Drama, Just Love: Demi Moore Talks Life with Bruce Willis

It’s not every day that Hollywood exes redefine what it means to stay close; and genuinely mean it. But leave it to Demi Moore and Bruce Willis to rewrite the script. In a new People cover story, Moore opens up about her current relationship with Willis, and no, it’s not your typical friendly-ex dynamic. 

Despite divorcing more than two decades ago, their bond hasn’t just lasted—it has grown, evolved, and anchored itself in something deeper than labels. Let’s take a moment to get real: most exes barely make eye contact at parties, but these two are out here showing what lasting love (in all its forms) can actually look like.

“He’s Family; Just in a Different Way”

Moore, now 62, doesn’t dance around the subject: “He’s family,” she said in an interview back in February 2025. “It’s just in a different way,” and the sentiment still holds true today. That is part of what’s made their post-divorce relationship so compelling; and frankly, refreshing.

She and Willis have long prioritized their daughters (Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah) through everything, and that family-first mindset has never wavered. “Regardless of what the outside relationship has been,” Moore shared in her more recent chat, “we have maintained being a family in various forms. The foundation of making our children our priority has never wavered.”

And it’s not just about showing up for the kids. Moore’s support for Willis has continued in recent years, even as he’s faced serious health challenges. Their connection may look different now, but the love? Still there. Still steady.

To Love Another… Love Yourself First

Moore’s mindset isn’t just rooted in compassion for others, it starts with herself. “Without loving yourself, you cannot truly experience love with another,” she tells People. And that self-awareness shows in how she approaches every relationship in her life, including the one with Bruce.

These days, Moore says she feels grounded and grateful, surrounded by people (and pups) who matter most. “I feel really so lucky,” she said, “for my family, including my four-legged family, my children and all of the incredible, loving people in my life.”

In a world where celebrity breakups often come with awkward red carpet run-ins and tabloid drama (and where relationships sometimes end in messy separations and ghosted group chats), Demi and Bruce are out here proving that real love doesn’t always end. Sometimes, it just finds a new rhythm.