Bruce Willis’s Dementia Diagnosis: A Closer Look at Frontotemporal Dementia

Bruce Willis‘s wife, Emma Heming, just spilled the beans on her husband’s dementia diagnosis, and it’s worse than anyone thought.

Emma appeared on the “Today” show on Monday to discuss Bruce’s condition in detail, accompanied by an expert who shed light on the specifics of his frontotemporal dementia.

Emma’s emotional interview revealed the toll Bruce’s condition has taken on her and their two young daughters.

During the interview, Hoda Kotb asked Emma if Bruce is aware of his situation, to which Emma responded, “It’s hard to know.”

Emma also explained that Bruce has lost the ability to make decisions for himself, in addition to experiencing memory loss.

Despite the challenges, Emma is dedicated to taking care of Bruce, referring to herself as his “care partner.”

Emma has been open with their children about their father’s condition, explaining the science behind it.

Last year, Bruce’s family announced his hiatus from acting due to his declining health and the need for assistance.

Throughout this difficult time, Bruce’s family, including his ex-wife Demi Moore and his adult children, have been there to support him.