Bruce Willis goes on Sunday drive with two guardians in rare public outing
Bruce Willis was accompanied by two bodyguards as he was driven around Los Angeles Saturday in a rare public outing for the stricken star.
The actor, 70, has limited his public exposure during his dementia battle, but he looked relaxed on the weekend as he was spotted in the Studio City area of the city.
The Die Hard star, sitting in the front seat of a black SUV, wore a green golf shirt with a multi-toned billed hat during the 45-minute trip.
Meanwhile, his wife, Emma Hemming Willis, 46, shared some flashback photos in her Instagram Stories of vacations past and a new video clip showing how she and her family have adapted to their new reality.
'Beach summer days were our favorite family days,' she wrote sharing a sweet snap of the couple and their daughters Mabel and Evelyn.
Sharing a clip of the girls, now 12 and 10, she explained: 'And we still enjoy these beach days in our new reframed ways, we are blessed and I'm grateful.'
Emma also shared a snap of her buried in the sand advising: 'Making time this long weekend to recharge our batteries while remembering the brave souls we honor this Memorial Day.'
'I hope you find a moment to rest, reflect and nourish your spirit.'
'Girl! Enjoy this time for you. You definitely deserve the sun and sand (even if it's over you).
'Caregivers do not take this time for themselves often enough.
'Enjoy for all of us!❤️ Especially for all you do,' wrote a fellow caregiver.
Emma has written about her experience and what she has learned about taking care of someone with dementia in a new book.
Bruce was stepped away from public life after his diagnosis of frontotemporal aphasia in 2022.
The condition progressed and the family announced he was suffering from frontotemporal dementia in 2023.
The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope And Yourself On The Caregiving Path will be published on September 9.
Bruce's daughter Rumer, 36, whom he shares with ex-wife Demi Moore, 62, gave a brief update on her father's condition in a recent interview.
'He's great, he's really good,' she told Extra while promoting her film Trail Of Vengeance, which debuted in theaters and on digital platforms May 23.
Rumer said she would be showing the western, which included lots of action scenes, to her dad.
'When I'm on the sets, especially doing any sort of like physical stuff, I pulled the stunt guy Dale aside and I was like, "Listen, you need to show me how to make this look good because I've got a big-time legacy right here to make sure that I live up to, so none of this, like, sissy stuff,"' she explained.
The actress seemed to relish the experience. 'We had a lot of fight scenes. We would joke on set about how much I get slapped around in this movie. It's very aggressive. I felt really empowered,' she said.
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