Bruce Willis' Wife Shares Throwback Video Amid Actor's Heath Battle
On April 1, Bruce Willis' wife Emma Heming Willis honored their daughter as she became a teenager. Heming Willis shared a video via her Instagram page celebrating her daughter's 13th birthday, and a snippet of Bruce Willis with their daughter as an infant stood out.
In the caption of her post, she wrote, "In the blink of an eye, she's thirteen -our bright, beautiful Mabel Ray. I'm grateful for the joy and color she brings to our world."
Heming Willis continued, "She moves through life with kindness and heart, and we love her more than words can hold. Happy birthday to our sweet girl!"
As soon as the video started, fans could see a glimpse of a youthful, healthy Willis playing with the couple's daughter when she was a baby.
People noted that Emma Heming Willis and Bruce Willis welcomed their first daughter in 2012, several years after March 2009 wedding. They also have a daughter named Evelyn, who is 10.
In addition, Willis has three grown daughters with his ex-wife, Demi Moore.
The throwback glimpse of Willis comes less than two weeks after the Die Hard star turned 70.
As People shared, in 2022, the family revealed that Willis was retiring from acting. The following year, fans learned that Willis had frontotemporal dementia.
In her birthday message for her husband, Heming Willis asked fans to "flood him with all the love today -- he will feel it, I swear he will. You are one powerful bunch. I love how you rally for him, and I'm so grateful that he has you."
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