Emma Heming Willis explains decision to move Bruce Willis out of family home after backlash
Emma Heming Willis says Bruce Willis requires ‘a calm and serene atmosphere’ amid dementia diagnosis
- Emma Heming Willis has clarified her decision to move her husband, Bruce Willis, into a separate home following his frontotemporal dementia diagnosis.
- She explained that the move was necessary to create a calm and serene environment tailored to Bruce's needs, which has 'opened up Bruce's world'.
- The arrangement also benefits their two young daughters, allowing them to have playdates and sleepovers again without having to 'tiptoe' around the house.
- Heming Willis previously shared the isolating impact of Bruce's diagnosis, feeling alone and panicking after receiving the news.
- She admitted to isolating her family, including her daughters, by limiting activities due to concerns about others' comfort with Bruce's condition, making it a challenging period.