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Rumer Willis was celebrating her own kind of independence this holiday weekend.  The "Dancing with the Stars" winner and oldest daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore took to Instagram Sunday to reveal that she is six months sober. Bruce Willis and Demi Moore donate Idaho theater to local group "I will be the first one to say I'm not perfect and I mess up sometimes and every once in a while I get it right but I wanted to share this because I am really proud of myself. Yesterday I celebrated 6 Months of Sobriety," she captioned her post. "It's not something I planned on but after the long journey of getting here I can honestly say I have never been more proud of myself in my entire life. Thank you all for the love and support and remember to be gentle with yourself." I will be the first one to say I'm not perfect and I mess up sometimes and every once in a while I get it right but I wanted to share this because I am really proud of ...

Rumer Willis is celebrating six months of being sober. The daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore says on Instagram that she’s “never been more proud” of herself after what she calls “the long journey.” Rumer Willis guest starred in four episodes of Fox’s “Empire” earlier this year. She’s also known for winning Season 20 of ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” in 2015. Willis has ventured into music recently. She went on tour with a cabaret-style show last year. The 28-year-old’s younger sister, Tallulah, got sober after entering rehab for substance abuse and an eating disorder in 2014. Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

"I'm like a performer, the dance floor is my stage, better be ready, hope that you feel the same,"  Britney Spears  sings in her mega-hit  "Circus." But Tel Aviv was not ready and was not in a Britney kind of mood on Monday night, despite the pop princess dancing her firmly-toned butt off for almost two hours and giving the crowd her greatest hits. Maybe it was the heat. Even after the sun set, the air was thick, heavy and relentless - one woman next to us even fainted. Maybe it was Yarkon Park. A venue that, let's be honest, is not meant to host 50,000 people. As the hi-tech nation, we should be aspiring to Madison Square Garden, not Monday night in the park with Britney.