Bruce Willis celebrates his birthday in an emotional video with his family

It’s been over a year since Bruce Willis was diagnosed with aphasia, a condition that forced him to retire as an actor forever. Since then, the “Die Hard” star has rarely been seen in public, and now his ex-wife Demi Moore is sharing Willis’ latest video in celebration of his 68th birthday.

In social networks, Demi Moore shared a video of Bruce Willis’ 68th birthday, where you can see him enjoying the day with his family. Just a few weeks ago, the film actor was seen in downtown Santa Monica, where reports indicated he had gone to meet his friends, which took his followers by surprise, as he had been diagnosed days earlier with frontotemporal dementia.

In the video, Bruce Willis reappears after being diagnosed with dementia, celebrating with his wife Emma Hemming, his ex-wife Demi Moore and the actor’s daughters, Rumer Tallujah, Evelyn, Scout and Mabel. Thanks to this publication, his followers were able to confirm the state of health of Willis, who smiles at the camera and even makes us some jokes.

As expected, Thousands of followers wished Bruce Willis a happy birthday, who were grateful to be able to see the actor, after months of anguish in which reports pointed to the dire condition he was in. On Willis’ first birthday after being diagnosed with aphasia and later frontotemporal dementia, he can be seen surrounded by much care and love.

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The incurable disease of Bruce Willis

Through a statement, Bruce Willis’ family confirmed that frontotemporal dementia is a condition for which “there is no cure”. And he adds that it is “a reality that we hope will change in the coming years. We hope the media can pay more attention and focus on publicizing this disease, which needs to be further investigated.”

Frontotemporal dementia is most common among people under the age of 60, appearing in 10-20% of those diagnosed with dementia. According to various associations, people with this condition can live up to 10 years, in the best case, and, conversely, life expectancy is only 2 years for those with a serious state of health.

“Happy birthday to one of my best friends, King Pisces, the master of duality, both action hero icon and father of a girl. What a privilege to have this man as my father and learn so much about life and joy and mischief and art through him,” scout Willis writes to father her with a photo from her Instagram.