Bruce Willis, living with 'dementia,' finds happiness with his married daughter… enduring family love

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A photo of actor Bruce Willis, who is suffering from frontotemporal dementia (FTD), taken with his daughter has been released, evoking a sense of warmth.

Recently, Bruce Willis's daughter, Talulah Willis, posted a photo taken with her father on her personal account.

In the released photo, Talulah Willis is embracing her father's head and kissing his forehead. Talulah Willis expressed her love for her father with the caption, "So cute."

Bruce Willis's family continues to express their love for one another together even after his battle with dementia. Bruce Willis was also seen at Talulah Willis's recent wedding, which drew attention.

Meanwhile, Bruce Willis received a diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia just one year after retiring in March 2022 due to aphasia. Frontotemporal dementia is known as a brain disorder that causes the gradual degeneration of brain neurons, accompanied by personality changes, compulsive behaviors, and language impairments. Willis currently lives apart from his wife and young daughters while receiving 24-hour professional care.

Last year, Emma Heming Willis stated, "I will donate Bruce Willis's brain after his death for brain research. It is a difficult decision, but I decided to donate because it is necessary to scientifically understand frontotemporal dementia." Emma Heming Willis recently introduced the Emma & Bruce Willis Fund, established for dementia research and caregiver support.

Bruce Willis gained recognition for appearing in the 1980s TV drama "Blue Moon Express" (original title: "Moonlighting"). He was also loved for his performances in the "Die Hard" series. Bruce Willis married Demi Moore in 1987 but divorced in 2000. Subsequently, Bruce Willis tied the knot with Emma Heming, who is 23 years his junior, in 2009. Bruce Willis has a total of five daughters: three born to him and Demi Moore, and two born to Emma Heming.

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