Rumer Willis has embarked on a new chapter, relocating from Los Angeles to Nashville. The actress documented her cross-country move on Instagram, describing it as a "leap of faith."
Willis shared a video of movers packing her belongings and transporting them to her new home. She credited the moving company for making the "emotional" experience smoother by handling the logistics of moving two decades of her life across 2,000 miles.
"New chapter, officially delivered," Willis stated in her post. She explained that the ability to say goodbye to her previous home without worrying about her possessions allowed her to experience peace during the transition.
The move to Nashville comes shortly after a California judge granted Willis temporary primary physical custody of her three-year-old daughter, Louetta Isley Thomas Willis. Willis shares her daughter with her former partner, musician Derek Richard Thomas. The two reportedly split in 2024 after approximately two years together.
While Willis will have primary physical custody, she and Thomas will continue to share joint legal custody, which involves shared decision-making regarding their daughter. A parenting schedule has been established for Thomas, which began with monitored visits and is set to transition to unmonitored overnight visits in August.
In addition to details about her move and custody arrangement, Willis also provided an update on her father, Bruce Willis, who is battling dementia. However, specific details of this update were not provided in the source material.