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Emma Heming Willis Says Bruce Willis Now Lives With 24/7 Care in Nearby Home

In a new ABC special, she explains the family’s adjustments as his frontotemporal dementia advances.

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Overview

  • Heming Willis says Bruce remains physically healthy and mobile but is losing language and that the family has developed new ways to communicate.
  • She describes moving him to a one‑story second residence staffed around the clock, with frequent visits for breakfast and dinner.
  • The interview recounts early personality changes, a reemergent stutter, and her belief that he often recognizes family even if he never fully grasped the diagnosis.
  • Heming Willis details feeling isolated and seeking treatment for depression, and she calls out the high cost and scarcity of formal caregiving.
  • The ABC special aired Tuesday and streams on Disney+ and Hulu, and her caregiving book The Unexpected Journey is scheduled for release on Sept. 9.