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Bruce Willis' Wife Emma Heming Breastfeeds Daughter Evelyn—See the First Pic of Their Baby Girl!
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Bruce Willis snapped a tender moment between his wife Emma Heming and their daughter Evelyn.
The father of five photographed the new mom, 35, nursing their baby girl, 2 weeks. Heming shared the picture—the first featuring their newborn daughter—via Instagram Saturday, writing, "Breakfast of Champions."
Heming seemingly has gotten very comfortable with breastfeeding. "Nothing like answering the door and realizing your boob is hanging out after the fact #BreastfeedingMom," she joked on Twitter May 17.
A few days after giving birth, Heming told fans, "My husband is still the man of the house! Thank you for all the well wishes. We are all doing wonderfully #BlessedWithGirls." Since then, she's often joked about the difficulties of raising two young children. "A shower And I brushed my teeth!" she tweeted May 9. "Now that's twitter news worthy, right? #NewMomOfTwo Trying to figure this thing out!"
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Willis, 59, is also dad to daughters Mabel, 2, Tallulah, 20, Scout, 22, and Rumer, 25.
"[We] didn't know what we were gonna have until the baby came out," Willis told People last week. "In general, I think women should be in charge of everything. Women are just much smarter than men." He added, "Even if I had boys, I'd still feel the same way."
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