In February 2023, the family of Bruce Willis shared the difficult news that he has FTD, a type of dementia. They announced that Bruce would no longer be pursuing his acting career. However, since then, his family has been kind enough to share glimpses of him enjoying time with his family and living life to the fullest.

Bruce’s journey dealing with this condition is bittersweet for his family. While they capture and share the joyful moments on social media, they also do not shy away from expressing the tougher times. His daughters, Tallulah and Rumer, have taken to social media with touching photos and heartfelt messages that expose the reality of coping with their father’s diagnosis.

Rumer, one of Bruce’s daughters, posted a nostalgic photo on Instagram showing herself as a baby in a charming white sundress. In this lovely memory, Bruce is holding her, shirtless but with an undeniable radiance in his smile as he looks at his daughter.

Perhaps the most moving part of her post is the simple, yet poignant caption she added: “Really missing my papa today.”

Her words, though few, speak volumes about the love and longing she feels.

Meanwhile, her sister Tallulah shared her own emotional post. On Instagram, she uploaded four pictures, three of which included moments with her dad, and the last displaying her driver’s license with her full legal name: Tallulah Belle Bruce Willis. Yet again, it was her heartfelt caption that captured attention. She expressed, “damn, these photos are hitting tonight. You’re my whole damn heart and I’m so proud to be your Tallulah Belle Bruce Willis.”

The words of both sisters reveal a deep yearning for the days before their father’s diagnosis, yet they embrace the present with gratitude.

Despite the challenges posed by this condition, there are joyful milestones too. Recently, Rumer experienced the joy of motherhood for the first time. Her father, Bruce, had the wonderful opportunity to meet his grandchild and hold her, an experience that brought smiles to the family and provided moments to treasure forever.