US EditionBruce Willis' wife responds to opinions about her choices as his caregiver: 'How quick they are to judge'
- Emma Heming Willis responded firmly to public criticism after moving her husband Bruce Willis, diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2023, to a separate home near her family.
- This decision followed Bruce's 2022 retirement due to aphasia and worsening symptoms that required more specialized, round-the-clock care in a one-story residence.
- Emma emphasized that Bruce's condition necessitates this arrangement for his needs, noting she and their daughters frequently visit and maintain close connection despite challenges.
- "Caregivers face judgment from those without experience," Emma said, adding, "I would do it all over again in a heartbeat," and praised awareness efforts about dementia caregiving.
- Her openness intends to validate caregivers, highlight the realities of dementia care, and reflect the family’s continuing love and support for Bruce as his condition progresses.
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Bruce Willis' wife responds to opinions about her choices as his caregiver: 'How quick they are to judge'
Emma Heming Willis shared her thoughts on the public response to her emotional interviews this week about Bruce Willis' battle with frontotemporal dementia.
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