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Bruce Willis Celebrates Thanksgiving with Family Amid Dementia Battle

Bruce Willis, diagnosed with dementia, spends Thanksgiving with daughters Tallulah and Scout, sharing heartfelt moments and gratitude.

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Updated: Nov 28th, 2024, 9:51 PM ET

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Bruce Willis, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia last year, enjoyed a Thanksgiving celebration with his daughters, Tallulah and Scout. Both daughters shared affectionate Instagram photos showcasing their time together, expressing gratitude for their father's presence. The family continues to raise awareness about Willis' condition, encouraging understanding and compassion. Willis, known for his iconic roles, has faced significant health challenges since his aphasia diagnosis in 2022, which later progressed to dementia. Despite the struggles, his family emphasizes the importance of joy and support in their lives together.

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