Bruce Willis, the legendary “Die Hard” actor, celebrated a heartfelt Thanksgiving with his daughters, Tallulah and Scout Willis, as he continues to face his ongoing battle with frontotemporal dementia.
The sisters, whom Willis shares with ex-wife Demi Moore, marked the occasion by sharing touching photos on Instagram that showcase their strong familial bond.
In the images, Willis is seen holding a desk plate that reads “Best Dad Ever,” a thoughtful gift from his daughters.
One photo captures Tallulah gently touching her father’s ear while Scout places her hand over his heart.
Another image shows Tallulah and Bruce affectionately touching noses, with Scout smiling beside them. The post was simply captioned, “Grateful.”
This heartfelt family moment follows Willis’s 2022 diagnosis of aphasia, a language disorder that affects communication and ultimately led to his retirement from acting. In February 2023, his family revealed that his condition had progressed to frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a more specific and challenging diagnosis.
Throughout these health struggles, Willis’s family has been a steadfast source of support.
His wife, Emma Heming Willis, along with his five daughters—Rumer (36), Scout (33), Tallulah (30), Mabel (12), and Evelyn (10)—have been candid about his journey, sharing updates and highlighting the importance of raising awareness and understanding of FTD.
As Bruce Willis continues to fight frontotemporal dementia, the steadfast support and love from his family shows their resilience.
Their willingness to discuss his condition not only raises awareness but also provides comfort to others facing similar struggles.
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