Emma Heming Willis Opens Up About Struggles Amid Bruce Willis's Dementia Diagnosis

On their 16th anniversary, she shares her emotional journey as a caregiver and the importance of community support.

Emma Heming Willis, wife of Bruce Willis, has shared her struggles with coping with her husband's frontotemporal dementia (FTD) diagnosis.
On their 16th anniversary, Emma admitted to having a 'good cry' with a close friend, highlighting the importance of having someone to trust with your feelings.
Emma has been open about her journey as Willis’s primary caretaker on her social media, receiving 'countless messages of love and support' that help her feel 'less alone.'
She has emphasized the importance of community and connection in dealing with the situation, calling it her 'lifeline.'
Emma has also expressed guilt over having resources that others in her situation might not, and has become an advocate for families affected by FTD.