Bruce Willis and ex Demi Moore dance at home while wife Emma is home alone with the kids

Bruce Willis was filmed happily dancing in the house with his ex-wife Demi Moore during the Idaho lockdown, while his wife Emma is alone at home with the children in Los Angeles.

The 65-year-old Hollywood actor has been isolated with his ex-partner and three older daughters since the start of the coronavirus outbreak.

The former couple’s oldest, Rumer, 31, has now shared a video showing her parents dancing together, with sister Tallulah joining.

The house in Sun Valley, Idaho, is where Bruce and Demi lived when they got married, and raised their three daughters there.

Bruce was seen wearing a multi-size black jumpsuit too big for him after running out of clothes.

He is currently waiting for his current wife, Emma Heming, to send him a care package with some items from home.

Emma remains at the couple’s Los Angeles home, caring for their two daughters, while Bruce spends time with his ex.

The star Die Hard is believed to have been stranded in Idaho when the U.S. shutdown took effect.

Emma had planned to fly to meet him, but had to stay in Los Angeles because one of the girls had needed to go to the doctor.

She has been posting many photos of herself with Mabel, eight, and Evelyn, five.

Now it looks like Bruce will be missing his daughter’s birthday this week as the shutdown continues.

She already missed Mabel’s eighth birthday in April, and she probably won’t be home in time for Evelyn’s sixth birthday on May 5.

The strange isolation situation of the family was recently explained by Dauhter Scout of Bruce and Demi.

Speaking on the Dopey podcast, Scout said: “It is a lot of fun because to me they are like my strange parents, but to everyone else, there is a different level.

“My stepmother was also going to come here with my little sisters … but my younger sister … in a park, she had never received the talk about not fucking with the hypodermic needles she found, so she actually tried to put her shoe in him and shoved his foot.

“Traveling went crazy, so my stepmother stayed in Los Angeles with my little sisters.”

“It was a lot of fun having my parents in the house where we were raised, which was very nice.”

“They are both such nerdy and adorable parents from the 90s in a small town where they chose to have their children and not be in Los Angeles. It has been so cute.”