Demi Moore: This is how she supports Bruce Willis

Even more than two decades after their divorce, Demi Moore (62) and Bruce Willis (69) have a special relationship. , she visits her ex-husband suffering from dementia weekly to support him, his five daughters and his wife. “We will always stay a family, only in a different form,” explains Moore. “There was never a question for me. You are just there for the people you love.”

Moore and Willis were married from 1987 to 2000 and have three joint daughters: Rumer (36), Scout (33) and Tallulah (31). Together with Willis’ wife Emma Heming-Willis (46) and the two daughters Mabel (12) and Evelyn (10), the whole family stands up to the “Stirb slowly” star in his fight against frontotemporal dementia.

The oldest daughter Rumer had recently expressed her gratitude about the respectful handling of her parents after the separation. “I am so grateful that despite your separation you created such a beautiful foundation” ,. “They never played against each other. We were and are still a family.”

The family of the Hollywood star initially announced in 2022 that Bruce Willis had the speech disorder aphasia and retreated from acting. A year later, the more precise diagnosis was published: frontotemporal dementia, a progressive illness that leads to the stunting of the brain’s frontal and temporal raps. This in turn can lead to language and emotional problems as well as personality changes.

“I hope that it is encouraging for others to see that there is a different way to do things. There is a life after divorce. There is a way to be parents together with love,” said Demi Moore in the new interview.