Demi Moore Posts Rare Bruce Willis Photos Amid His Retirement; Actor’s Family Celebrates His 70th Birthday: ‘The Greatest of All Time’… ‘We Love You’

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Demi Moore marked Bruce Willis‘ 70th birthday by sharing a collection of recent family photos on Instagram. These touching pictures featured Moore and Willis posing together, as well as their daughters giving their father warm hugs in some candid moments. The images offered fans a precious peek at Willis, who has been keeping a low profile since his retirement from acting in 2022 due to being diagnosed with aphasia. It was later revealed that Willis’ condition had developed into frontotemporal dementia a year after the announcement.

As a passionate cinephile, I’ve always held the union between Bruce Willis and Demi Moore in high regard. They were married from 1987 to 2000, a span of 13 years that produced three beautiful daughters – Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah. Even after our divorce, we have managed to maintain a strong friendship, with me still seeing Demi regularly every week. This was something she shared during her fall awards press tour for “The Substance.

Moore expressed her affection for Willis in an Instagram post, saying ‘We adore you.’ Meanwhile, Rumer shared a heartwarming video that appears to be from several years ago showing Willis and Moore joyfully dancing. Rumer’s caption read: ‘To our King… I treasure you, Dad.’

On your birthday, I celebrate the Greatest of all time! Half of who I am comes from you, reflected in the tunes I compose, the enchantment I weave, and the magnetic trouble I stir up. Your legacy continues to thrive through me.”

This version maintains the original’s sentiment while using more conversational language and a smoother flow for easier reading.

Tallulah commented on her father: “He’s like a space explorer, a hero adorned with a badge, a witty detective known for his exceptional repartee – and it has been an honor to see all these various personalities etched into history due to his unique spirit and character.

In March 2022, Willis’ family disclosed his aphasia diagnosis. This condition arises from brain damage and impairs an individual’s capacity to communicate. At the time, the family stated that the disorder was affecting his “thought processes” and as a thoughtful decision, Bruce decided to take a break from his profession, which he deeply cherished. A year later, the family revealed Willis was now suffering from frontotemporal dementia and expressed relief for having a definitive diagnosis: “Although it’s painful, we are relieved to have a clear understanding of the situation.

Beginning in the early 1980s, Willis’ acting journey commenced with unrecognized appearances in films like “The Verdict” directed by Sidney Lumet. His career took off significantly when he starred alongside Cybill Shepherd on the ABC series “Moonlighting,” and portrayed John McClane in the 1988 blockbuster film “Die Hard.” This role marked his debut in a major film franchise. Over the span of four decades, Willis’ films have earned over $5 billion globally. He received five Golden Globe nominations (winning one for “Moonlighting”) and three Emmy nods (winning two; one for “Moonlighting” and another for his guest role on “Friends”).

Check out Moore’s tribute post below.

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2025-03-20 17:17