“Once you stop working, all those glam friends forget you,” the insider told the Daily Mail. The source also claimed that some A-listers had asked, “Bruce who?” The comments contrast with the support Willis reportedly receives from his wife, Emma Heming Willis, his daughters Mabel and Evelyn, and former wife Demi Moore.
In a September 2025 interview with The Sunday Times, Emma said moving her husband to a separate residence with round-the-clock care allowed her to step back from being his primary caregiver and return to her role as his wife. “I could get back to being his wife,” she said, calling the arrangement “such a gift.” Professional caregivers help with his daily needs, while the arrangement allows their daughters to maintain their relationship with him. The insider described the home as “very bright and happy,” with people around to keep the atmosphere light.
The source said Willis enjoys car rides, ice cream and music, particularly Neil Diamond. He also reportedly faces increasing difficulty finding words. The insider said he may pause for a long time as he tries to express himself, adding that a strategy he once used—changing words in scripts that were difficult to pronounce—has become harder as his dementia has progressed.
Emma has spoken publicly about both the challenges and the moments of connection they still share. During World FTD Awareness Week, which ran from September 28 to October 4, 2026, she called Willis “the driving force” behind her advocacy and said she would not let his diagnosis “be in vain.” In a September interview preview for MS NOW’s “Because We Care with Richard Lui,” she said he was “very present” and that they continued to have “beautiful moments of joy and connection.”




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