Kaylah Walton
Tallulah Willis has paid tribute to her dad, Bruce Willis, following his diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. On Monday, she posted a series of touching nostalgic pictures on Instagram that depict joyous times spent with the 69-year-old actor known for his role in ‘Die Hard.’
One memorable image features Bruce gently kissing Tallulah’s head while his hands rest on her shoulders. Another shows the duo enjoying a meal together, smiling for a selfie at the dinner table. There’s also a moment captured of Bruce beaming as Tallulah explores a photo book highlighting his iconic career.
“I love this man so much,” she expressed in her post. “Feeling emotions can be challenging, but I’m thankful to experience them fully instead of shutting off. These are moments from the forever archives,” she added.
Loyal support
Tallulah is one of Bruce’s three daughters with ex-wife Demi Moore, alongside Rumer and Scout. Since the announcement of Bruce’s diagnosis in February 2023, the family has stood united by his side. The news of his frontotemporal dementia was made public by his loved ones, including his wife, Emma Heming Willis.
Earlier this month, Tallulah discussed her father’s health on the “Today” show. She reflected on their journey, reiterating insights from her piece in Vogue earlier this year, where she delved into the family’s coping mechanisms regarding Bruce’s condition.
Throughout this difficult time, Moore and her daughters have stood firmly by Bruce, demonstrating unwavering unity since his diagnosis became known.
“I hold onto hopes for my father that I find hard to release,” she said. “I see parts of his character in myself, and I believe we would have been incredible friends if there was more time.”
“He remains stable, which is a positive in this situation. It’s challenging with many difficult days, but there’s an abundance of love. This has taught me to cherish every moment, and I genuinely feel we’d be best friends. I believe he is very proud of me,” she shared.
