Bruce Willis Had Regrets After Refusing to Work in a Romantic Movie With Wife Demi Moore
Hollywood actor Bruce Willis is famously known for his roles in action movies like Die Hard. However, not many people know that Willis regrets passing on an opportunity to work in a romantic film alongside his ex-wife, Demi Moore (FandomWire).
In the 1990s, Willis was offered a part in the romantic movie Ghost, which eventually starred Moore. The Die Hard actor chose not to take the role but later expressed regret for not working with his then-wife on the film (FandomWire).
While Willis and Moore are no longer together, they have remained supportive of each other over the years. Recently, Willis was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a life-threatening condition that has left his family devastated. During this difficult time, Moore has been a pillar of strength for Willis and his family (Animated Times).
As Willis’ health declines, his ex-wife’s support has been unwavering. Sources have even claimed that Moore is determined to make Willis’ final moments happy ones, and she is willing to “do anything” to ensure that his family is by his side during this time (RadarOnline).
In addition to Moore, Willis has received support from his current wife, Emma Heming. Heming and the actor’s family confirmed his dementia diagnosis on February 16 via Instagram (OK Magazine). While Heming is appreciative of Moore’s involvement in her husband’s illness battle, there have been reports suggesting she might be unhappy with the amount of involvement Moore has (Wiki of Nerds).
Amidst Willis’ health struggles, the family has experienced a moment of joy as his daughter, Rumer Willis, welcomed her first child with Derek Richard Thomas, making Bruce Willis and Demi Moore grandparents for the first time (CBS News, Fox News).
As Bruce Willis continues to fight his illness, it is clear that he has the love and support of his family, including his ex-wife Demi Moore, by his side.
