Bruce Willis, star of Die Hard and The Sixth Sense, is now living with frontotemporal dementia at 70. He receives full-time care in a specialized home, surrounded by his wife Emma and their children.
The disease has affected his speech, behavior, and mobility, but family support—including visits from his older daughters and ex-wife Demi Moore—remains strong.
Though his health has changed, Bruce’s legacy and spirit endure, a story of love, resilience, and family that continues to inspire.
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