Bruce Willis goofs off with ex-wife Demi Moore with quarantine dance session

It has been a silver lining of sorts for the Willis-Moore family, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, who divorced over two decades ago, have been spending quality time together with their three adult daughters: Rumer, Scout, Tallulah and some of their friends while quarantining at their old home in Idaho.

And with most home sequesters fast approaching two months, the former couple showed off their fun-loving chemistry and silly side when they broke out into a dance together, that was caught on camera.

‘Act like you like each other,’ Rumer, 31, could be heard telling her parents from behind the camera, which prompted her mother to do a quick dance shuffle in place. 

Someone in the background could then be heard joking: ‘But not like that.’

‘It’s the only emotion I have today,’ the friend of the family jokingly responded.

‘You’re so controlling,’ Demi, 57, shot back while standing next to her ex-husband, who was slight moving his right leg and head to the beat of music playing in the background.

The Die Hard star, 65, then decided to take the lead in the situation by busting out some dance moves. 

‘Here’s what we got to do,’ he said before counting off to three and leading his dance charge through the kitchen with his ex-wife following right behind.

With Rumer laughing from behind the camera, Demi then took the lead in the dance and headed the opposite way with Bruce right behind her.

‘Bring it up’ he said, before adding,’Take it down the hall,’ to the delight of youngest daughter Talulah, 26, who danced into the frame of the picture with enthusiasm while laughing out loud.

After a brief stop to enjoy his laugh, Bruce then joined in with Demi and Tallulah, and the three of them busted out some moves as the family dog excessively barked in approval or disapproval, depending on who you ask.

At one point Bruce did his best version of the Michael Jackson Moonwalk dance as he sang out: ‘Don’t get in my way, don’t get in my way.’

The family also had some fun playing with some popular filters on their phone that exaggerated their faces in funny cartoon-like characters.

Bruce’s current wife Emma Heming, 41, had planned to bring their two children: Evelyn, five, and Mabel, eight, to Idaho but they decided it would be best if they stayed in Los Angeles when the COVID-19 outbreak began to have an impact on travel.