1988

Rumer Willis

August 16

Demi & Bruce's Rumer

After nearly a year of marriage, Hollywood power couple Demi Moore and Bruce Willis welcome their first daughter Rumer Glenn Willis (pictured with Moore) in Kentucky, where Bruce is on location filming In Country. Moore and Willis have two more daughters: Scout LaRue (1991) and Tallulah Belle (1994).

1995

Rumer Willis

October 20

All in the Family

"The rule in our family is [the kids] can act with their mom or with me until they're 18," Bruce tells PEOPLE. With that in mind, Rumer makes her big screen debut with a bit part in Moore's light-hearted drama Now and Then followed by her mom's 1996 exotic dancer drama Striptease (right). "She had a need and an interest to do this role," Moore tells the Chicago Sun-Times. "Of course, I would ask the director, 'How's she doing?' Naturally as her mother, I thought she was doing great."

1996

Rumer Willis

Hailey, Idaho

Bruce and Moore move their brood to the small Idaho village of Hailey, where they reportedly invest $10 million in restorations. "When we're home, it's not like we walk around all dolled up going, 'We are celebrities! We are famous!'" Bruce tells PEOPLE. "I change diapers. I clean up dog doo." But they keep a foot in Hollywood, walking the red carpet for Moore's G.I. Jane, where Rumer and Scout (left) both sport similar cropped styles as their mom.

1998

June 24

Bruce & Demi Call it Quits

After nearly 11 years of marriage, Rumer's parents announce that they're divorcing. "We are a family, and we'll always be a family. In – just a different form," Moore tells Vogue in 2003. Bruce purchases a separate $1.1 million house in Hailey.

2003

Rumer Willis

Summer

Hollywood Attraction

After 7 years of small-town life, Moore brings the family back into the limelight. She resurrects her film career with Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle and her love life with the 16-years-younger Ashton Kutcher. Bruce hits it off with Kutcher, who marries Moore in 2005. Rumer and her sisters affectionately call Kutcher "M.O.D." (My Other Dad).

2005

Rumer Willis

March 11

Her Dream, His Nightmare

After persuading her dad to let her audition for his next action film Hostage, Rumer wins the role and plays Bruce's kidnapped daughter onscreen (right). Of the experience, Bruce tells the Chicago Sun-Times, "Having Rumer play my daughter just ramped up the emotions. It was my worst nightmare as a father being played out in a fictional way, but it also seemed very real to me."

Rumer Willis

June

Hollywood: The Next Generation

Rumer befriends paparazzi-stalked Lindsay Lohan after the two are introduced by Bruce, who produced Lohan's Just My Luck. Rumer finds herself defending her friend during Lohan's struggle with substance abuse. "I think sometimes people don't realize the amount of pressure that can come," she tells PEOPLE in 2007. That same year, Rumer is seen around town with Heroes star Hayden Panettiere (left), sporting a short, platinum do.

2007

Rumer Willis

July 26

Cutting the Umbilical Cord

While working on the indie film From Within, Rumer witnesses a man's drug charge arrest but is not otherwise involved. Rumer then begins filming her next project, the Adam Sandler-produced comedy I Know What Boys Like. The rumor mill grinds when on-set photos are leaked of Rumer in a back brace and costar Katharine McPhee (right) wearing a prosthetic pregnant belly. "I'm just really grateful for the opportunity...to show that I can go ahead with something that I care about," Rumer tells The Insider.

2008

Rumer Willis

August

Rumer's Beautiful Bunny Territory

After landing on PEOPLE's Most Beautiful list, Rumer hits the red carpet for the premiere of the comedy House Bunny with her parents, siblings, stepfather and new boyfriend, actor Micah Alberti (left). [My family] has always just been very supportive," Rumer tells PEOPLE on the red carpet. "I'm very grateful."

Photo Credits

BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Ron Galella; Everett Collection; John Spellman/Retna; Kevin Winter/Getty; Miramax/Everett; Chris Polk/FilmMagic; Andrew Shawaf/PacificCoastNews; Gregg DeGuire/WireImage

Edited by Mai Dinh, Janet Murphy