Despite California government issuing strict rules that have been in place for months, Hollywood actor Bruce Willis has been pictured shopping inside a Los Angeles pharmacy store without wearing a face mask.
It has been reported that the 65-year-old Die Hard star even refused to cover up when entering the RiteAid store in LA on Monday, even though he was seen to be wearing a scarf around his neck that could have been pulled up.
A representative for the actor to did immediately respond DailyMail.com’s request for comment, though pictures of the actor clearly show him flouting the strict government guidelines as he walked around the retail outlet.
A report by PageSix claims that fellow shoppers became upset when the Hollywood star was seen without a facial covering, and ended up exiting the shop without making his purchase.
Caught out: Bruce Willis ‘asked to leave store for REFUSING to wear face mask’ as he is pictured completely ignoring strict coronavirus guidelines in LA on Monday
Masks are required in indoor spaces in California while people can choose to not wear them outside as long as they are at least six feet apart from others.
The sighting comes after the California death toll has now topped 30,000, with Los Angeles becoming the epicenter of the worst-hit places by the coronavirus.
Ten people are testing positive every minute, and residents have even been advised to wear masks inside their homes, let alone when they are out shopping and mixing with other people.
Meanwhile, Willis has made no secret of the fact that he has been quarantining in large groups, and recently shared a rare photo alongside his wife Emma, 42, and their two daughters Evelyn, aged six, and Mabel, eight, from over Christmas.
Swift exit: Bruce, 65, is seen covering his face with his hand as he left the pharmacy
Rules: The actor, 65, opted for a casual look as he went on a shopping trip, with California guidelines being that people should wear a mask when outside their home
The family wore red and black plaid pajamas as they stood outside their impressive mansion.
In her caption, Emma said that she put her camera on a ladder, set a timer and crossed her fingers.
She added ‘that’s 2020 for you’ as she said a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to her followers.
Change of tune: Back in October, Bruce, his wife Emma, and their two girls took to Instagram to promote mask wearing
‘From our party of four to yours,’ added Emma. Bruce shared the image as well with the same caption and tagged his ex wife Demi Moore as well as the three daughters he had with her.
‘We miss you guys,’ added Emma. The modern family is very close and often spend time together in Idaho.
Bruce and Demi were wed from 1987 until 2000. Demi shared her own Christmas images with her kids as well as several friends as they spent time in Iaho.
His tribe: It comes after Bruce shared a rare photo alongside his wife Emma, 42, an their two daughters Evelyn, aged six, and Mabel, eight, over Christmas
Group fun: Bruce also revealed that he had been quarantining with ex-wife Demi Moore last year along with their three adult children and friends
Cozy: Demi also shared this snap herself with Bruce and their crew last year
Bruce’s daughter Rumer recently urged people to ‘wear a damn mask’ after being exposed to coronavirus.
The movie star has ranted on social media after being in contact with someone who didn’t tell her they had experienced symptoms, and wasn’t wearing a face covering, leaving her ‘exposed’ to the virus.
Taking to her Instagram Story, she wrote: ‘It’s not up for discussion anymore! I don’t really care what you want to do for yourself but for others WEAR A DAMN MASK!
‘I was exposed to covid today because someone didn’t feel the need to speak up about symptoms or wear a mask and I’m gonna be honest I’m pretty freaked out and angry. It’s not that difficult to be a decent human being and protect yourself and others. (sic)’
Mask up: Bruce’s daughter Rumer recently urged people to ‘wear a damn mask’ after being exposed to coronavirus. The movie star has ranted on social media after being in contact with someone who didn’t tell her they had experienced symptoms