Bruce Willis' wife Emma finally shares 'happy news' after dementia diagnosis
Bruce Willis ' wife Emma Heming Willis has shared some 'happy news' after recently opening up about the difficulties her family have faced following his dementia diagnosis.
The model took to her Instagram page to make an announcement to her followers as she revealed that Bruce's hit comedy drama series Moonlighting would be making a return to TV. The sitcom originally aired for five seasons and 67 episodes between 1986 - 1989 and will now be streaming in its entirety on Hulu.
Excited at the announcement Emma, 45, posted a throwback photo from the series of Bruce posing alongside co-star Cybill Shepherd. The show saw Cybill play model Maddie Hayes who goes bankrupt and is convinced by Bruce's character David Addison to become a detective as the pair solve cases while falling in love with one another.
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Emma has been busy caring for Bruce (Getty Images)
The model has been raising awareness for his condition (EMMAHEMINGWILLIS/INSTAGRAM)Emma captioned the image: "What happy news this is. You bet our family will be watching tomorrow @hulu. David Addison and Maddie Hayes forever. Repost…. FINALLY. For the first time ever, stream Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd in Moonlighting on October 10. Exclusively on Hulu."
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Emma has recently been campaigning to raise awareness of Bruce's health condition - frontotemporal dementia. She has admitted to feeling guilty at times as she nurses him through his battle with the disease following his diagnosis.
Emma said: “I think it’s so hard to regulate sometimes how you’re feeling and I think sometimes caregivers feel so guilty, you know. God dare they look after themselves. But’s it’s so important in order to sustain. And I always say this, like you have to be able to look after yourself because you can’t look after the person that you love if you aren’t filling yourself up.”
Meanwhile, Emma has also been talking to TODAY co-anchor Hoda Kotb about Bruce's condition in an exclusive TV interview. During the chat she shared the heartbreaking news that she thinks it is "hard to know" if the Die Hard star is even aware of having the condition. Emma, 45, admitted the whole family feel the strain of what is happening to him.
She said: "Dementia is hard. It’s hard on the person diagnosed, it’s also hard on the family. And that is no different for Bruce, or myself, or our girls. When they say this is a family disease, it really is." In March 2022 Bruce's family announced that he would be stepping away from acting after being diagnosed with brain condition aphasia.
Then in February 2023 they revealed the crushing news that he had been diagnosed with Frontotemporal Dementia. During the chat Emma also shared her love for Bruce through his struggles calling him "the gift that keeps on giving," and admitting that he has taught their daughters Mabel and Evelyn, important personality traits like "love, patience and resilience." She added: "It's teaching them so much and how to care and love, and it’s really a beautiful thing amongst the sadness."
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