Bruce Willis once raved about the bachelor life, after splitting from Demi Moore, but it is thought that he may have embraced being a singleton while his marriage fell apart.
Bruce and Demi were Hollywood's power couple but they separated in 1998 with the official line being that they "spent too much time away from each other."
The pair have been playing happy families in Idaho during the lockdown period due to coronavirus, with Demi and Bruce being with their offspring as well as his wife, Emma Heming Willis.
While time seems to have healed a lot of what happened, at the time of the split, the tensions were great with Bruce's alleged infidelity at the fore.
It has always been denied that Willis had been unfaithful but some of his thoughts in interviews betrayed that truth.
He has been open with his feelings on being faithful and why he feels a 'man's needs' should be satisfied even if his other half isn't with him.
Then there have been accusations that he was very cosy with co-stars on film sets, with many pointing fingers at his relationships with Liv Tyler on Armageddon and Milla Jovovich on The Fifth Element, as proof that staying faithful was not a top priority for Bruce.
Both of these alleged affairs happened around the time that his marriage with Demi fell apart but a friend at the time told New York Daily News: "I'm sure Demi heard about other women. But, at least at the end of their marriage, I don't think she cared."
Around the same time, Bruce bragged in an interview with the Daily Mail: "The bachelor thing is terrific.
"I love women. You know how guys look at women and go, 'Ooh, wow!' I'm still that guy."
Following his divorce from Demi, Bruce wasted no time in dating younger women, with Brooke Burns and model Aida Yespica among his first 'official' relationships.
It has been reported that he also had a fling with Lindsay Lohan in 2005, when she would have been 19.
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