Bruce Willis’ family for Father’s Day
Mourning and gratitude at the same time
Bruce Willis family’s family feels gratitude and grief on Father’s Day at the same time. Rumer Willis in particular moves with a longing to wish.
Father’s Day, which was celebrated in the United States on June 15, is an extremely emotional time for the family of Hollywood stars Bruce Willis (70) suffering from dementia. His wife Emma Heming-Willis (46) posted a common picture with her bruce, on which she nestled intimately to him. But in the associated text, she describes what a emotional chaos rages into her for all fathers on honorary day.
So she first sends greetings from the heart “to all fathers who live with a disability or illness and are there for their families in their own way.” Bruce is a great example for this, because “what he teaches our girl goes far beyond words. Resistance, unconditional love and the silent strength to just be there. This photo says so much. Love deepens. It adapts.” Even if everything else changes. “
But she also had to be honest with her followers and herself: “These symbolic days rummage up a lot. I am deeply sad today.” She wishes “with every fiber of my body that things are different for him and easier for our family”. But the 46-year-old promises from the knowledge that this will not occur.
Daughter Rumer also lives through “hard time”
Representing his three joint daughters with Demi Moore (62) Rumer Willis (36) also describes her emotional situation for Father’s Day. A series of pictures that she shows in different years alongside her famous father.
On Father’s Day, Most of all miss to talk to her dad and exchange ideas: “Today is a difficult day. I feel a deep pain in my breast because I would like to talk to you and tell you everything I do and what happens in my life. Hugging you and you want to ask you about life, your stories, your fights and success.
But of course she knows that her father does not want that she is so sad on Father’s Day. And so she tries for him to see the good thing about the situation: “I can still keep you, hug you, kiss your cheek and stroke your head. I can tell you stories. I can see how your eyes shine when you see Louetta. I will be grateful for every moment I have with you. I love you so much, dad.”
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Source: Stern
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