Los Angeles: Less than a year after retiring from acting due to deteriorating cognitive abilities, action actor Bruce Willis has been identified as having incurable dementia, his family announced on Thursday.
The 67-year-old American actor best known for his part in the “Die Hard” series left Hollywood in March and hasn’t been in the spotlight since.
Since we revealed Bruce’s aphasia diagnosis in the spring of 2022, his condition has worsened, and we now know his disease is frontotemporal dementia, according to a statement.
Throughout the 1980s, Willis has been a mainstay on both the small and big screens. He first gained notoriety in the TV series “Moonlighting.”
On Demi Moore’s Instagram profile, “Jumanji” and “Cars” actress Bonnie Hunt posted: “An abundance of love for you dear Demi, for Bruce, for all of you.”
Throughout his career, Willis received two Emmys and a Golden Globe.