Rumer Willis pays tribute to father Bruce on the first Father’s Day since he was diagnosed with aphasia

Bruce Willis’ eldest daughter, Rumer Willis, paid tribute to her father in a heartfelt Father’s Day post, which comes months after his family announced he’s been diagnosed with dementia language.

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Bruce Willis’ eldest daughter Rumer Willis said it was a “privilege” to be one of his children, as the family marked their first Father’s Day since announcing he was infected. aphasia.

Earlier this year, it was reported that the father of five, 67, would be giving up acting due to health problems, with the family sharing that he has cognitive difficulties.

Bruce’s family says he has been diagnosed with aphasia, a condition that affects a person’s language and speech.

And to mark their first Father’s Day since sharing the news, his eldest daughter, Rumer, 33, took to Instagram earlier to discuss more about her experience as one of the… his children.

Along with a series of offensive photos, she wrote in a post: “Daddio. What a privilege every day to be your daughter. I love you so much. You are the most amazing cat in the world. town.”

28-year-old sister Tallulah Willis – the youngest of Bruce’s three daughters with ex-wife Demi Moore, 59 – also took to social media to pay tribute to their father.

She posted a few photos and wrote with the caption: “You showed me how to love someone from a smile [and] That power lies in self-possessed goofball. “

Tallulah continued: “Teach me this neat way to make your arms grow and lengthen to be able to keep as many people as close and cozy as possible. So far, you’ve been a great friend. my best.”

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Bruce’s family released a statement on social media earlier this year in which they announced he would be retiring from acting, citing his health.

They said he had “experienced several health problems” and had been diagnosed with aphasia, which they said in the statement had “affected his cognitive abilities”.

The family – who have pushed for strong support with their joint statement – further commented that it was a “really challenging time” for them amid his troubled health. .

The statement was signed by his wife Emma Heming Willis, 44, and his children Rumer, Scout, 30, Tallulah, Mabel, 9, and Evelyn, 7. His ex-wife Demi is also a signer.

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