Rumer Willis Is Brimming With Confidence

Rumer Willis revealed that she does not consider anyone on “Dancing With The Stars” to be her competition. She made this revelation to Cameron Mathison of “Good Morning America” after the correspondent asked her about the couples whom she considers to be her competition. She said that she is very confident and she considers the heart she and her partners puts into each dance important.

The 26-year-old actress earned 32 points for her debut dance together with Valentin Chmerkovskiy, her pro partner. The score was the highest for the March 16 episode. Model Charlotte McKinney and Redfoo had the lowest score for the night at 22 points following their performances with their respective partners.

Rumer Willis also revealed her drive to become the best. She said she has set high standards for herself. While it is good, it may also become an obstacle in reaching her full potential, the actress added. However, she thinks it is always good to aim to become better.

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Chmerkovskiy revealed to Mathison that he believes that his partner has what it takes. He said that Rumer is very talented and works hard in their performance. Following their performance, Rumer said that her parents, Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, were ecstatic.

She added that her parents were shaking and were very excited after the performance. Chmerkovskiy also said that he felt the pressure after he met the famous parents of Rumer. He said he was frightened when he met Demi Moore. He also considers Bruce Willis an international legend. He said he will be satisfied if he can make the family of his partner proud.

The actress then said that she thinks her partner is making her father proud. Chmerkovskiy answered that it was good since her father has a great presence. He added it is clear to him where the strength of Rumer Willis comes from.

Posted by Kade Quinn on Wednesday March 25 2015, 12:03 AM EDT. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Entertainment. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0