Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis appears to have had it with wearing masks while out and about in Los Angeles.
The spy says people inside the store became upset that Willis, 65, wasn't wearing a mask - despite having a bandana tied around his neck, which he could have easily pulled up. Willis refused, opting instead to exit the store without making a purchase.
California has over 2 million COVID-19 cases with over 930,000 of those in Los Angeles County, according to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.
A rep for Willis didn't return Page Six's request for comment. However, his daughter, Scout, explained why they ended up living in the same house during the lockdown.
Free school meals: Rashford meets with food parcel provider after outcry
Rashford tweeted that it's clear "there was very little communication with the suppliers that a national lockdown was coming". One of the photos, tweeted by @ RoadsideMum , shows a parcel that is reportedly meant to include 10 days' worth of food.
At the top of quarantine a year ago, Bruce Willis ended up spending weeks with Demi Moore and their three daughters, Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, back in Idaho where they raised their family together.
Scout revealed in April that the reason why her stepmother and her half-sisters had not been with them from the start was because one of her siblings had stepped on a needle in a LA park and had to go to hospital. "My mother-in-law must have been in Los Angeles waiting to get the results to take her to the doctor", Scout said.
"My stepmom was going to come up here with my little sisters". She was also amused by the public's interest in her famous mom and dad.
Bruce Willis arrives on T-Mobile's magenta carpet duirng the Showtime, WME IME and Mayweather Promotions VIP Pre-Fight Party for Mayweather vs. McGregor at T-Mobile Arena on August 26, 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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