Bruce Willis wife raises voice for caregivers with strong message

Bruce Willis, who is known for his action-packed roles in several Hollywood movies, was diagnosed with front temporal dementia.

After Bruce’s wife Emma shared personal details in an interview about his residence in a separate home, the actress received harsh criticism.

However, the 47-year-old turned to her Instagram to clap back at the hatred as she raised voice for the caregivers.

Applauding Diane Sawyer’s interview Emma & Bruce Willis: The Unexpected journey for “amplifying FTD awareness,” she highlighted that it brought “two camps” to light.

The Perfect Strangers star claimed that the conversation revealed “people with an opinion versus people with an actual experience.”

According to the model, that caregivers are judged quickly by “people with an opinion” when it comes to struggles like that of the couple.

This is exactly “what caregivers are up against,” quoting a statement from her book The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope and Yourself on the Caregiving Path.

“Nothing changes an opinion quite as powerfully as when you have an experience,” the Red 2 performer noted towards the end of the video.

This came after the Emma opened up on Diane’s interview about Bruce shifting to another place “some time ago” with his 24-hour care team.

How is Bruce Willis’ health now?

She spilled the beans about the Die Hard star’s health, stating that he is “still very mobile… in really great health overall.”

However, it’s Bruce “brain” losing function and “the language is going.”

The legend’s family is seemingly doing everything to support him during his hard time while his partner showed great strength by opening up about the situation in front of the world.

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