Overview
- Bruce Willis now lives in a separate, single‑story residence near the family home that has been adapted for safety and staffed for round‑the‑clock care.
- Emma Heming calls the relocation one of her hardest choices, citing the need to reduce noise and agitation triggers and to keep the main household stable for their children.
- She has pushed back on criticism, arguing caregivers are often judged by those without lived experience, and is sharing lessons in her new book The Unexpected Journey.
- The family reports Willis maintains overall physical health but has significant loss of language as his frontotemporal dementia progresses, with Emma saying his brain is failing.
- Demi Moore discussed the emotional toll on Oprah Winfrey’s podcast, urging presence over projection and expressing strong support and compassion for Heming’s caregiving role.