Summer has been a time for celebrities to show off their good looks in swimwear and lighter clothing. Bruce Willis’ daughter, Rumer, is no exception to the season’s trends, despite recently having a baby as she posted a sultry bikini look on her Instagram. “Happy 4th from Me and my Cans,” she captioned the selfie.
Rumer, who gave birth to a daughter, Louetta, in April, looked trim in her green bikini top. She wore her red hair let down to the side and accessorized with sunglasses and a cute necklace. Fans could not get enough of her, especially the cheeky ones who pointed out her full breasts.
Motherhood looks good on Rumer
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It is not Rumer’s first time showing off her mom’s body since having Louetta. The 34-year-old posed for a mirror pic posted to her Instagram story weeks ago. The full-body selfie showed her in a white crop top with a matching cardigan and sweatpants. “Mom Bod feeling so cozy in my @bleusalt,” she wrote over the picture.
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Rumer welcomed baby Louetta with her boyfriend, Derek Richard Thomas, and the news was a glue for the Willis family amidst Bruce’s health challenges. Bruce, who was diagnosed with Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD), met his granddaughter for the first time in June. Rumer marked Father’s Day with a heartwarming photo of Bruce and her daughter. “Seeing my father hold my daughter today was something I will treasure for the rest of my life,” she wrote in the caption.
Fan reactions to Rumer’s summer look
Most of Rumer’s followers pointed out her lactating breasts and cheered her in the comments. “The veins of life,” someone wrote, referencing the engorged veins running through Rumer’s skin. “I love you Ru! And your beautiful amazing baby feeders!” another added.
Rumer is absolutely enjoying being a new mom; she has baby Lou as her Instagram display picture and indicates that she is “Lou’s Mom” in her bio.
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