"Softer and rounder"

Rumer Willis: A declaration of love for her after-baby body

Rumer Willis

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Rumer Willis, daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, became a mom for the first time in April. The 34-year-old not only shared a nude photo on Instagram, but also made a wonderful declaration of love to her after-baby body.

This post by Rumer Willis is currently causing a stir on Instagram. The celebrity daughter has now published a photo on her profile in which she shows herself completely naked in front of the camera. The 34-year-old, who became a mother for the first time just a few months ago, wrote: "My body has created a person. It looks and feels a little different now ..."

"Rounder and flabbier, but admirable"
And continued: "The body that I have shaped and trained for many years in the way that I thought was desirable and that should make me feel good in clothes is now a little softer, rounder and flabbier, just different. That's fine, even more than that, kind of admirable."

But Willis is far from finished with her declaration of love for her new body. Because her breasts have also changed, she continued. "They may be a little bigger and drifting down, but what a gift and privilege that they feed my Lou. Plus, they are a fantastic pillow when we fall asleep together. My hips and belly, now softer and rounder, cradle my daughter in safety, warmth and love."

Rumer feels "deep gratitude"
After many years of struggling with her body, the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore seems to have finally made peace with her curves. "The most profound beauty I've ever felt in myself comes from the daily reminder not to reject these parts of me, but to simply embrace them and offer them deep gratitude," she concluded her post.

Rumer Willis' joy about the new addition to her family is certainly a little bittersweet. After all, it was only last year that the family announced that Bruce Willis would have to retire from Hollywood for health reasons. The action star suffers from aphasia, a disease that, like dementia, gradually robs him of his memories.

A few weeks ago, Rumer wrote the following about a picture of daughter Lou with grandpa Bruce: "Seeing my father holding my daughter today is something I will hold in my heart for the rest of my life."