Bruce Willis' ongoing difficulties with dementia continue to put strain on his family. Nonetheless, they still share fond ...

Since 2022, Bruce Willis has been grappling with his health, including an aphasia diagnosis and frontotemporal dementia.

Emma Heming Willis shared a heartfelt video of Bruce Willis with their daughter Evelyn, filmed before his FTD diagnosis.

although we've seen Willis out and about on a couple of occasions. Despite his ability to communicate normally being stripped from him, his family has mentioned in the past that he's "still Bruce".

Bruce Willis' wife Emma Heming has revealed why she has been open and honest about the actor's dementia battle with their two young daughters. Heming, 46, wed Willis, 69, in 2009 and the pair ...

Bruce Willis showed signs of decline years before his aphasia diagnosis — but another condition he’d had since childhood kept wife Emma Heming Willis’ concerns at bay. Willis’ family in ...

She shared she's doing "much better" these days and that "there are cracks of light" as she navigates her husband's disease Bruce Willis’ early dementia symptoms were dismissed as a return of ...

This election is still a dead heat ... behavior, and language. Bruce Willis was first diagnosed with aphasia in 2022, before his family revealed his official FTD diagnosis one year later (Getty ...

What many thought was just a return of Bruce Willis' childhood stutter turned out to be early signs of a much graver condition: frontotemporal dementia. In an interview with Town & Country ...

Emma Heming Willis isn’t sugarcoating anything for her two daughters. That’s what the 46-year-old former model, who shares Mabel, 12, and Evelyn, 10, with legendary actor Bruce Willis ...

Bruce Willis' wife Emma Heming Willis is opening up about how an early stutter he suffered from may have covered up the initial symptoms of his frontotemporal dementia (FTD). In a new interview ...

Bruce Willis' wife opened up about the 'severe' symptom ... his daughter Tallulah last year shared her gratitude that his physical mobility was still unaffected. "I keep flipping between the ...