The daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore revealed that she has autism

This week Tallulahthe youngest daughter of Demi Moore y Bruce Willistook to his social networks to share with his more than 400,000 followers news that, he claims, changed his life.

Along with a clip in which she is seen as a child, in the arms of her father, while he gives an interview on the red carpet, she wrote a phrase that ended with an emoji crying with laughter: “Tell me that you have autism without telling me that you have autism”.

In the images you can see how she caresses her father’s face, perhaps a little abstracted from what is happening, while he talks to the journalist. Immediately, some of her followers began to ask her if she had been diagnosed since childhood. Tallulah then explained that this was the first time he had spoken publicly about the topic and revealed: “I discovered it this summer and it changed my life.”

Tallulah, the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, spoke about her autism diagnosis

Tallulah defined herself as “neurospicant,” a variant of neurodivergent. While that term was established to avoid stigmatization, it is also used to define those who suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Borderline Personality Disorder, or Dyslexia.

Tallulah Willis was diagnosed with ADHD and borderline personality disorder at the age of 22, while battling anorexia at a center called Driftwood Recovery, after her parents insisted she seek professional help.