Demi Moore and Emma Heming Unite to Support Bruce Willis Through Dementia Battle

Demi Moore and Emma Heming support Bruce Willis through frontotemporal dementia, Digi Mart USA News: Bruce Willis’s former wife, Demi Moore, has stood by his side since his diagnosis with frontotemporal dementia and has joined forces with his current wife, Emma Heming, to make his life as comfortable as possible, according to a publisher report.

Moore and Willis married in 1987 and welcomed three daughters, Rumer, Scout and Tallulah. The couple split in the late 1990s but have remained amicable over the decades.

In 2009, Willis married Heming, and the couple have two daughters, Mabel and Evelyn.

In 2013, Willis told the Telegraph that being a father again in his 50s had been “great.” “I feel like I have the same amount of love I used to have, if not more,” he said at the time. “I like getting up early, and I like looking after Mabel, and it’s just very exciting.

It makes me very happy.”

According to a source cited by the publisher, the two mothers of Willis’s children came together as a major support system after he was diagnosed with aphasia. “They know he comes first now in their lives,” the source said.

“Emma, Demi and the girls are closer than ever and dedicating their lives to helping Bruce day-to-day so he can live the best life possible while raising awareness for others who are suffering the same condition.”

The source said the families have had “clashes and hurt feelings” over the years but were able to set those aside for Willis. “To see them band together like this is amazing,” the source said.

“Bruce’s health and well-being are all that matters. They’re his ‘girl squad,’ making plans for his future and rallying around in different ways.”

Heming has reportedly carried the brunt of his daily care but has not been alone, with Moore helping with tasks including delivering groceries and doing laundry. Scout and Tallulah have been supportive by researching dementia so they can be better prepared, the report said.

The publisher also cited an insider who said Willis has faced significant cognitive decline since his diagnosis and is not fully aware of the severity of his condition. “He knows his life is different, but he doesn’t think it is that different,” the insider said.

“He doesn’t talk about it or even complain much. He senses something is off, but he doesn’t have a full grasp of it.”