Tallulah Willis sweetly honors her father amid his dementia battle with 'Bruce' cap as she attends Pulp Fiction screening with stepmother Emma Heming Willis

Tallulah Willis and her stepmother Emma Heming Willis attended the 30th Anniversary Presentation of Pulp Fiction. Emma Heming Willis and Tallulah Willis attended the 30th Anniversary Presentation of Pulp Fiction, which took place during the opening night of the 2024 TCM Classic Film Festival in Los Angeles on Thursday evening The 45-year-old model and the 30-year-old social media personality appeared to be enjoying their time at the screening of the film, which starred the former's wife and latter's father, Bruce Willis The fashion industry personality - who recently stated that her husband has 'no more joy' in his life - opted for a jet-black pantsuit Emma completed her look with a low-cut beige blouse, and her gorgeous dark brunette hair was tied back into a tight bun. The social media personality also wore a black cap featuring the first name of her father, who starred as Butch Coolidge in Pulp Fiction. Emma completed her look for the star-studded screening with a low-cut beige blouse The fashion industry personality kept her blouse tucked in her pants for the length of the event Emma accessorized with several pieces of jewelry and carried a silver clutch for much of the screening The model's gorgeous dark brunette hair was tied back into a tight bun. Tallulah kept it relatively casual while wearing a yellow graphic-printed t-shirt The social media personality tucked her top into a pair of slightly loose-fitting and distressed blue jeans The actor's daughter also wore a single-button dark blue jacket during the event The media figure's brightly dyed orange hair contrasted perfectly with the dark tone of her outerwear The social media personality also wore a black cap featuring the first name of her father, who starred as Butch Coolidge in Pulp Fiction The model went on to express that Bruce's family had attempted to rally around him as he battled frontotemporal dementia, although the situation had become particularly difficult Emma later stated that individuals caring for people with degenerative diseases should also take their own well-being into account.