People - "Love grows": Bruce Willis' wife on their 16th anniversary
Emma Heming Willis (45), the wife of Hollywood star Bruce Willis (68), who suffers from dementia, has shared photos together to mark their anniversary. "16 years with this special man," the British-born actress wrote on Instagram alongside two photos of her and the star hugging and kissing.
According to the industry magazine "People", the couple, who married in 2009 and have two daughters together, got together in December 2007. "My love and admiration for him only continues to grow," wrote Heming Willis. She also reported in her story that she cried on the phone to her friend on their anniversary.
In February, the family announced that the former action star had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD). In September, Heming Willis then spoke about her husband's illness in a television interview. "It's hard for the person with the diagnosis, it's also hard for the family," she said on the "Today" show on NBC.
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- Emma Heming Willis celebrated their 16th anniversary in Los Angeles, sharing heartfelt Instagram posts about her love for her husband, Bruce Willis, who is battling dementia.
- Despite the challenges posed by dementia, Emma Heming Willis' love and admiration for Bruce Willis continue to grow, as she mentioned in her Instagram post on their anniversary.
- On Instagram, Emma Heming Willis shared photos of their special moments, including hugging and kissing, to commemorate their 16th anniversary in the USA.
- In a television interview in September, Emma Heming Willis, wife of the legendary Hollywood actor Bruce Willis, discussed the hardships of living with his dementia diagnosis, acknowledging the struggles for both him and their family.
- In December 2007, Bruce Willis and Emma Heming Willis, now known as Emma Heming Willis, began their love story, eventually getting married in 2009 and welcoming two daughters together, as reported by 'People' magazine.
Source: www.stern.de