The actor is no longer the same person he used to be… Suffering from dementia and aphasia, a condition that refers to the total or partial inability to express oneself and/or understand language, whether written, spoken or sign language, Bruce Willis was forced to end his career. Although the actor is diminished, he can count on the support of his wife, Emma Heming and their two daughters Mabel (born in 2012) and Evelyn (born in 2014), but also that of his ex-wife, Demi Moore, to whom he was married from 1987 to 2000 and with whom he had three daughters: Rumer (born in 1988), Scout (born in 1991) and Tallulah (born in 1994). On Friday, September 13, 2024, on the set of The Drew Barrymore Show, the 61-year-old actress agreed to discuss her ex-husband’s health. “Given the circumstances, he’s in a stable situation,” she said before adding: “What I tell my kids is that you have to see him as he is. You shouldn’t cling to what he was or what you want him to be, but to who he is at this precise moment.”
During this interview, the star of Ghost, Indecent Proposal or Striptease, assured to find “a lot of beauty, joy, love and tenderness” in this way of approaching the situation. “When I’m in Los Angeles, I go see him every week, and I really cherish every moment that we share,” she added. Wednesday, November 8, 2023, also on the set of the Drew Barrymore Show, it’s Tallulah Willis (…)
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