Tallulah, the youngest daughter of Bruce Willis, has revealed new details about her father’s health and has moved everyone with the story of how they have had to face the illness of the beloved actor.
During an appearance on the Today show, the 30-year-old woman pointed out that, although there are some days when he is stable, there are other days that can be "painful" for Bruce on this complex journey of frontotemporal dementia.
What did Tallulah, Bruce Willis' daughter, say about the actor's current state?
Demi Moore's daughter also shared that Bruce is "Stable, which in this situation is good, but it's difficult. There are painful days, but there is a lot of love."
“The youngest member of the clan of children Bruce had with Moore said, "He has really shown me that I shouldn't take any moment for granted and I truly believe we would be better friends. I think he is very proud of me.”
At the beginning of the year, Tallulah published an essay in which she said that if they had more time together, they would be closer to each other. "I have hopes in my father, but I don't want to let them go. I have always recognized elements of his personality in me and I know we would be such good friends if only we had more time."
Bruce's daughter also spoke about the advice she received from her mother, Demi Moore, to deal with her father's illness. "You have to be in the moment, you have to be present."
Last month, Tallulah declared in People magazine that her father's condition was not worsening or improving, which she was told is a good thing. But no matter what the day brings, "my family and I find him where he is", she emphasized.
It has been two and a half years since the actor of Die Hard, Pulp Fiction, and The Sixth Sense retired from the cinema after an initial diagnosis of aphasia, and later of frontotemporal dementia.