Exes Bruce Willis and Demi Moore have 3 amazing daughters together. Here's everything you need to know about Rumer, Tallulah, and Scout.

Even though Willis and Moore have been separated for a while, they still reunited with their daughters to quarantine at a home in Idaho, along with a few other family members.

During quarantine, the family has shared pictures and videos of themselves reading, posing for photoshoots, and, in Tallulah's case, undergoing a major hairstyle change, courtesy of her dad.

On Monday, the family love continued when Tallulah shared a photo of herself wearing a "Die Hard" shirt and posing with Willis, simply captioning the picture "Father."

Tallulah frequently shares artwork on her Instagram account, and released a clothing line, Wyllis, in early February.

The line is currently comprised of sweatshirts that feature hand-drawn artwork by Tallulah, but according to a post by Scout, "high f---ing fashion" items of clothing are also in the works. Wyllis sweatshirts also feature a tag on the inside that contains the numbers for several mental health hotlines, along with the words, "You are not alone."

After the brand launched in February, Tallulah's sisters and mom took to social media to share their support. Scout called Tallulah her "incredibly talented little sister" and wrote that she was "beyond proud" of her sibling "for jumping into the world in such a gorgeous, graceful and dignified way." Rumer and Moore also posted heartfelt messages to Tallulah as well.

During a November appearance on Jada Pinkett Smith's "Red Table Talk," Tallulah opened up about her problems with alcohol and substance abuse, revealing she nearly died from alcohol poisoning when she was just a teenager.

"We were on family vacation," Tallulah said of her first time drinking. "It was champagne, it was very sweet. And then when I was 15, I almost died from alcohol poisoning."

According to her sister Rumer, who also appeared on the episode of "Red Table Talk," she let Tallulah stay with her for a while, but kicked her out as her drinking escalated. After a scary incident in the Beverly Hills Hotel, where Tallulah became unresponsive after taking codeine and cocaine, the family decided it was best for her to move in with Moore, who had herself previously struggled with alcohol abuse.

Tallulah eventually got treatment for her substance abuse issues and has been sober now for several years. Since her treatment, she's been an outspoken advocate for mental health and substance abuse and has also addressed her history of eating disorders in recent years.

She was raised in Idaho along with her sisters, and also made appearances in films as a child, including 2001's "Bandits" and "The Whole Ten Yards" in 2004.

Scout has interned in the wardrobe department of several movies, including Wes Anderson's 2012 film "Moonrise Kingdom."

In addition to her interest in the movie industry, Scout is also a musician and artist, who frequently shares videos of herself performing at LA clubs on her Instagram. Earlier this year, she revealed that she was preparing to release her first EP, "in the first few months of this new decade."

She uses social media to advocate for issues she feels strongly about, like universal access to abortion and, most recently, support for at-risk families and individuals during the coronavirus pandemic.

Like her other sisters, Scout was raised primarily in Idaho and appeared in several films when she was young, including "The Scarlet Letter" in 1995 and in "Bandits" with her father Bruce in 2001.

Scout attended Brown University and graduated in 2013.

In addition to her lengthy film credits, Rumer has also appeared on a variety of TV shows, including hits like "Pretty Little Liars" and "Empire," and reality series like "The Masked Singer" in 2019.

And in 2015, Rumer competed on season 20 of "Dancing with the Stars," going on to win the competition with help from her partner, Valentin Chmerkovskiy. That same year, Rumer also made her Broadway debut in a production of "Chicago," playing lead character Roxie Hart.

Rumer has appeared in numerous films since making her debut in 1995, including the 2008 horror movie "From Within," and comedy "The House Bunny," which premiered the same year. She also starred in the 2009 slasher flick "Sorority Row," and 2012's "The Diary of Preston Plummer," in addition to appearing in a steady string of other films.

More recently, Rumer played English actress Joanna Pettet in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."

Rumer was born on August 16, 1988, and — like her two younger sisters — was raised in Hailey, Idaho, where her parents famously relocated after their 1987 wedding.

Although she spent most of her childhood in Idaho, Rumer appeared in several films with her parents as a kid. In 1995, she made her feature film debut (alongside mom Demi Moore) in "Then and Now," and followed it up with an appearance in 1996's "Striptease," also starring Moore.

Rumer also appeared in movies with her dad Bruce, like 2000's "The Whole Nine Yards" and 2005's "Hostage."

She briefly attended the University of Southern California before dropping out after one semester, ostensibly to focus on her acting career.