Bruce Willis's health has deteriorated significantly, with family insiders describing his condition as 'dire' and noting that the 70-year-old actor 'doesn't know some faces' anymore. The update comes 18 months after his family publicly disclosed his diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia.
Willis's second wife, Emma Willis, recently moved him into a separate one-story home with round-the-clock care, a decision supported by the entire family. 'There is no drama. The whole family like and support the way she is looking after Bruce,' a source told the Daily Mail. 'They feel he is very well taken care of.'
His five daughters are spending as much time as possible with him, and 'he lights up when he sees his children,' the insider added. However, the actor's decline is described as a 'massive undertaking' for caregivers, with occasional 'flashes of who he used to be' bringing comfort to loved ones.
In a recent interview, Willis's first wife, Demi Moore, spoke of the 'difficult' shift in his personality, emphasising the importance of meeting him 'where they're at.' Emma Willis, who faced online criticism for moving her husband, defended her choices on Instagram, stating that caregivers are often 'judged quickly and unfairly.'
