Rumer Willis bares her bosom as she nurses daughter Louetta in honor of World Breast Feeding Week: ‘Breast milk is a miraculous living substance’

Rumer Willis proudly showed off her bosom during World Breastfeeding Week.

The 35-year-old actress, who is filming the movie Broken Trail with Graham Greene and Jeff Fahey, took a break from work to share her experiences breastfeeding her 16-month-old daughter Louetta, whom she shares with boyfriend Derek Richard Thomas.

In the first photo of the photo carousel, the devoted mother wears a green bra top and casually breastfeeds her daughter.

“I know I’m a little late to the game. But I might miss celebrating #worldbreastfeedingweek,” she wrote.

The event takes place every year from August 1st to 7th and this year’s theme is according to the World Health Organisation is ‘Closing the Gap: Breastfeeding Support for All.’

“I’m so grateful that our journey has been so incredible,” the Maya actress said.

WHO and UNICEF recommend that babies be exclusively breastfed for the first six months of life.

‘Breastfeeding has been one of the most joyful and bonding experiences of my life with Lou, who is still breastfed at 16 months. I don’t know when we will stop, but I know we will figure it out together.’

Willis said her experience was “filled with ease and grace,” but she knows not all women have it so easy.

“Unfortunately, many women lack the necessary support and care, especially during those critical first days in the hospital,” she said.

“There are also so many people and healthcare providers spreading misinformation on social media, which can have a devastating impact on your breastfeeding journey.”

One photo shows Willis emotionally trying to nurse her daughter shortly after her birth, following the recommendation that breastfeeding should be initiated “as soon as possible, within one hour of birth.”

Her mother, Demi Moore, 61, lay next to her, offering support.

In the first photo of the photo carousel, the devoted mother wears a green bra top and casually breastfeeds her daughter. “I know I’m a little late. But I might miss celebrating #worldbreastfeedingweek,” she wrote.

Speaking about her experience, the actress said: ‘Breastfeeding has been one of the most joyful and bonding experiences of my life with Lou, who is still breastfed at 16 months. I don’t know when we will stop, but I know we will figure it out together.’

World Breastfeeding Week is observed each year from August 1 to 7 and this year’s theme, according to the World Health Organization, is ‘Closing the Gap: Breastfeeding Support for All.’ Together, we can ensure that every woman has the chance to experience this beautiful journey,” Willis said.

She gave a shout-out to the Feud star, along with other supporters including Dr. Shahrzad Sami, lactation consultant Lauren Archer, her midwife, and her friend Jenn Tree.

Willis emphasized the benefits of trusting Mother Nature when it comes to baby food.

‘Breast milk is a miraculous living substance, rich in antibodies, essential nutrients and enzymes that strengthen a baby’s immune system and promote healthy development.’

According to the actress, your milk changes every time you latch on, based on the interaction between your baby’s saliva and your milk.

She said, “It’s more than just nutrition; it’s a gift of health and connection that every mother should have the opportunity to pass on.”

Willis encouraged her 1.1 million followers to “advocate for better support and resources for breastfeeding mothers everywhere. Together, we can ensure every woman has the opportunity to experience this beautiful journey.”

Many of her fans supported her message, but were bothered by the Hidden Exposure actress showing parts of her bare breasts.

Willis pointed out the benefits of trusting Mother Nature when it comes to baby food. “Breast milk is a miraculous living substance, rich in antibodies, essential nutrients and enzymes that strengthen a baby’s immune system and promote healthy development.”

“It’s a beautiful time for you, we understand that, but the world doesn’t need to see this. This should have been kept secret,” one commenter said.

Others were pleased with a realistic representation of the experience.

“If you are offended by the post, please scroll down and mind your own business. Most people find this natural and beautiful,” one follower commented.

Another brought up a very real issue that mothers who work outside the home face. “You can’t breastfeed if you only have six weeks of maternity leave. Start there,” she suggested.