Bruce Willis’ wife, Emma Heming, shares a poignant video of him following his dementia diagnosis.

Bruce Willis and Emma Heming have been married for over a decade, and despite his recent diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia, Heming is honoring her commitment to stand by him through both sickness and health. Reflecting on their past, she often recalls memories of Bruce when he was healthier. Emma is now working closely with dementia experts to ensure he receives the best possible care.

She recently posted a photo on Instagram featuring herself with Teepa Snow, a specialist who helps families manage dementia. Heming shared that Snow is expanding her “dementia care toolbox” by teaching her new skills.

The story of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis’s 11-year marriage: an untold narrative Despite his serious condition, Bruce Willis continues to show his dedication with a performance in the “Detective Knight” teaser. Aphasia Bruce Willis’s daughter pens a heartfelt reflection on her father’s declining health. Heming is clearly dedicated to providing the best care for her husband. This week, she discovered Instagram’s new memories feature, which showcases previously shared photos and videos. Among them was a remembrance of the praise she had posted for Snow on Twitter a year ago.

She reposted the video with a new caption that read, “What’s this new Memory thing on IG!? OMG, my biggest fan. I’m in love with him.” In the video, Bruce is shown being enthusiastic about his wife’s skincare line, Cocobaba. It’s clear that Heming might be reminiscing about a time when Willis was performing at his best, contrasting with his current condition.

Recently, photos of the celebrity out and about in Los Angeles, enjoying coffee, have surfaced. This is unusual because Willis has been keeping a low profile since his aphasia diagnosis. The family has been very open about Bruce’s health. They previously shared a message on Instagram about his condition. “Our family is deeply grateful for the love, support, and stories we’ve received since we first shared Bruce’s diagnosis,” wrote his daughter, Rumer Willis. She also said, “We wanted to give you an update on our beloved husband, father, and friend now that we have a better understanding of what he’s going through.”

“Since we shared Bruce’s aphasia diagnosis in spring 2022, his condition has progressed, and we now have a more specific diagnosis: frontotemporal dementia (FTD). Despite the challenges, we are grateful that he has finally received the correct diagnosis.”

Actor Bruce Willis reportedly struggled with his declining cognitive abilities, prompting directors who had previously worked with him to simplify things for him on set.
The cast and crew of his final scheduled film, White Elephant, recalled having to “feed” him lines, with Willis sometimes not understanding the words and merely mimicking what he was told. One crew member later reflected on the situation, saying, “It wasn’t frustrating, but more a case of, ‘How do we make sure Bruce doesn’t look bad?’ Someone would give him a line, and he wouldn’t grasp its meaning. He was essentially being puppeted.”

We are sending our heartfelt wishes to the Willis family as they navigate this challenging time. Please join us in keeping them in your thoughts and prayers.

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