Friday March 15, Tallulah Belle, one of Bruce Willis’ beloved daughters, shared an old video of her with her father. The 30-year-old was only a child at the time and was carried in the arms of the former actor. He gave an interview in the middle of the red carpet and the little girl had fun touching, with curiosity, the skull and then the ears of her dad, even if neither the place nor the event – worldly – really lent itself to a such an attitude. In the caption of her publication, the sister of Rumer Glenn, Scout LaRue, Mabel Ray and Evelyn Penn launched, as an explanation for this childish behavior which may seem a bit unusual and adding a laughing smiley: “Tell me that you are autistic without telling me that you are autistic.”
Indeed, the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore was diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder last summer, once an adult, therefore. A revelation full of subtlety and humor which breaks the taboo that there may be regarding autism, particularly as a personality famous for his family ties. In the comments section, many Internet users were simply touched by this father-daughter moment full of tenderness, the duo having, on the video, proven their complicity and their mutual love in a look. Another Internet user, who presents himself as a psychologist, took the opportunity to salute this confidence made on Instagram by Tallulah Willis by telling her to what extent she is “courageous and inspiring” by revealing this “very nice video”.
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Obviously having experience with other autistic girls and women “undiagnosed” or at least late, he added in his commentary: “They have unique features and often turn to other ways of acting in the face of dysregulation [réaction émotionnelle mal modulée, ou du moins qui n’est pas conventionnelle comme chez une personne neurotypique, NDLR].“ As spotted by the media People, another person congratulated her for sharing, asking if she was diagnosed as a child. To which the daughter of Bruce Willis provided clarification by indicating that “this is the first time that[’elle] share publicly [s]we diagnose” and she has it “discovered this summer”. “It changed my life,” she confided gratefully.
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