Tallulah Willis Opens Up About Body Dysmorphia and Engagement
Tallulah Willis Opens Up About Body Dysmorphia and Engagement

Tallulah Willis, the 27-year-old daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, has shared intimate photos of herself in underwear with her fiancé Dillon Buss on social media. The couple, who got engaged on May 4, were pictured in two snaps posted on Saturday.

Willis, a designer and social media influencer with 363,000 followers, captioned one image of her rear with 'Humpty dumpty.' Buss, a 26-year-old commercial director and skateboarder from Cape Cod, proposed with an emerald-cut yellow gold diamond ring designed by Karina Noel.

Last week, Willis detailed her struggle with body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), admitting she 'resented' resembling her father more than her mother. 'I punished myself for not looking like my mom, after being told I was BW twin since birth,' she wrote on May 15. She described her 'masculine' face as a reason for feeling 'unlovable,' but later affirmed her inherent worth.

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Willis offered advice on managing BDD, including avoiding triggering social media content, covering mirrors, and finding supportive communities. She recommended reading fantasy fiction and journaling as coping mechanisms. 'Breathe. Close your eyes. REMEMBER that you are allowed to take things 5 minutes at a time,' she urged.

The bride-to-be is the first of her siblings to get engaged. Her father Bruce Willis was recently seen in Maui with his six-year-old daughter Evelyn during a break from filming 'Paradise City' with John Travolta.

Willis will discuss mental health further on Tuesday with FORWARD_Space founder Kristin Sudeikis on the audio social app Quilt, as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.

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