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Tallulah Willis opened up about her ongoing recovery from an eating disorder and said it’s okay to not “have it all figured out.”
The 30-year-old took to Instagram and shared several photos from her childhood and told how she was “romanticizing unhealthy times.”
Tallulah, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, said she hoped expressing her thoughts would help others in a similar situation.
In a heartfelt post, he wrote: ‘Babies in ED recovery: Sending love to you all. I’m going through an intense time where I romanticize unhealthy moments and what it feels like to spend the day with a body that size. I just wanted to express it because I know (I hope) I’m not alone.
‘This little raggymuffin is so special and it’s strange to know it and want to give it abundance and vitality – LIFE!
Tallulah Willis opened up about her ongoing recovery from an eating disorder and said it’s okay to not “have it all figured out.”
Tallulah, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, said she hoped expressing her thoughts would help others in a similar situation.
‘Meanwhile, at the EXACT same moment you feel swept up by an old desire, deep in your belly, to compare yourself to the ‘best’ version of me. And it’s okay to be in the middle of the mess and not have it all figured out yet.’
Tallulah’s sister Rumer praised her sister for her honesty, writing, “You are magical, your truth is so vital and I am so lucky to be your sister.”
Model Helena Christensen wrote: “You are so wise and beautiful inside and out.”
Another user wrote: ‘Seriously, write a book. You have everything you need to do it. I can only imagine how many people would find some level of help reading a memoir.’
A fourth added: “You are beautiful in every way imaginable.” I am so proud of you every day. Thank you for being a light to everyone around you.’
A fifth wrote: ‘I’m so proud of you T and the way you use your platform. We need more people like you, I miss you so much.’
Tallulah previously spoke about living with anorexia during an interview with Fashion.
During the meeting, she explained that “I have been reluctant to talk about [anorexia nervosa] because, after getting sober in my 20s, restricting food seemed like the last vice I could hold on to.’
The 30-year-old took to Instagram and shared several photos from her childhood and told how she was “romanticizing unhealthy times.”
Tallulah wrote: “Babies in ED recovery: Sending love to you all. I’m going through an intense time of romanticizing unhealthy times.”
Several users, including Tallulah’s sister Rumer and Helena Christensen, sent their support.
The social media personality also opened up about rapid weight loss after starting ADHD medication treatment.
She stated: “Like so many people with eating disorders, my sense of self went crazy.”
Emma then talked about the drastic physical changes she experienced until recently.
‘In the spring of 2022, he weighed around 84 pounds. He was always frozen. “I was calling mobile IV teams to come to my house,” he said.
The media figure concluded by expressing that she had since addressed her eating disorder and learned new self-care methods.
“Recovery will probably last a lifetime, but now I have the tools to be present in all facets of my life,” he said.