Bruce Willis focuses on family amid battle with dementia

Bruce Willis made his mark in the history of cinema as one of the brightest film stars of the '90s. His career achievements could be shared among several colleagues in the profession. Among the most popular, box-office hits featuring the 69-year-old actor include "The Fifth Element", "The Sixth Sense", and the now iconic "Die Hard" series.

Unfortunately, the actor bid farewell to his film career some time ago. This is all due to serious health issues. In 2023, Bruce was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a type of dementia. This neurological disorder has caused the 69-year-old to have problems with speaking, among other things. However, photographers sometimes manage to capture him in the city or on a short drive accompanied by security.

The star has stopped making public appearances, and his family shares updates on his health. It is his loved ones who ensure that Bruce does not lose touch with the world and motivate him for daily activities. Some time ago, he was visited by his former wife Demi Moore. This time, new photos of ailing Willis with his daughters, whom he shares with the aforementioned actress, have appeared on social media.

Tallulah and Scout posted heartwarming pictures with their father on their Instagram profiles. In the photos, we can see a love-filled family moment, with Bruce sitting on the couch with his children, holding a sign that reads "best dad".

It's worth mentioning that the star is a father to five children. Three older daughters are from his relationship with Demi Moore, while the other two were born to Emma Heming, the actor's current wife.