You may have noticed that Demi Moore and her family have been spending a lot more time together recently — quarantining together, wearing matching pajamas — and if that seems odd to you it's because it is!
Demi's daughter, Tellulah Willis, recently revealed that she and her mom were estranged for three years.
Thankfully, however, the two have reunited and seem tigher than ever!
In light of all the new, unpleasant information about their relationship, Demi and her daughters, Tellulah and Rumer, visited Red Table Talk to discuss the ways it affected their relationship with each other.
“The addiction and the co-dependency… like my addiction to Ashton — that was probably almost more devastating," she said.
Tellulah then chimed in, revealing that her mom's relationship with Ashton caused a rift between her and her daughters.
She explained that her older sisters had moved out of the house, and her mom was preoccupied with Ashton, which left her feeling very alone.
"I feel like I developed and nurtured a narrative where she didn’t love me and I truly believed it,” she went on.
What she didn't tell us is that she and Demi ended up not speaking to each other for three years.
"Channeling love and strength to every mother to be, tired mamas, step moms, and mamas who’ve lost something precious," she began.
"I didn’t talk to my mom for almost 3 years and during that shattered time this day would transport me from fragmented pieces to absolute dust."
"I digested the entire celebratory nature of the day as an insensitive slight to MY pain and MY story," she continued.
"The gratitude of that truth has never lost its potency. I am magnetically transfixed by my mother," she went on.
She explained that she would love to know what it would be like to meet her mother when she was in her 20s.
"The kind where you are silent and doubled over and gasping for a sliver of air."
"I revel in all that you are @demimoore and all that you continue to teach me," she went on.
"I witness what this day means for you, and where you came from."
"Eternally your baby, tallulah belle".
That was the sweetest, most thoughtful Mother's Day tribute that I have possible ever read.
It seems, based on Tellulah's post, that their time apart only made their bond stronger and made their appreciation for each other more significant.
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