Bruce Willis’s Health, sad news

Bruce Willis’s Health, sad news | November 14, 2024

Willis has a younger sister, Florence, and two younger brothers, Robert (deceased) and David. After being discharged from the military in 1957, his father relocated the family to his hometown of Carneys Point, New Jersey.

Willis has described his background as a “long line of blue-collar people”. His mother worked in a bank and his father was a welder, master mechanic, and factory worker.

Willis, who spoke with a stutter, attended Penns Grove High School, where his schoolmates nicknamed him “Buck-Buck”. He joined the drama club, found that acting on stage reduced his stutter, and was eventually elected student council president.

Glenn Gordon Caron, a close friend of Bruce Willis and the creator of the 80s TV show “Moonlighting” in which Willis starred alongside Cybill Shepherd, has revealed that Willis’s health is deteriorating rapidly.

The resurgence of the show “Moonlighting,” also known as “Maddie & David,” on a streaming platform has sparked renewed interest among fans.

The series creator shared that he had spoken with Bruce Willis some time ago about this comeback, and Willis, who is now 68 years old, was ecstatic about it.

However, Glenn disclosed that he tries to see his good friend on a monthly basis and that his condition has significantly worsened.

“The process of bringing ‘Moonlighting’ to the streaming platform took quite a while, and Bruce’s illness is progressive. I was able to talk to him before the disease rendered him as incommunicative as he is now.

I try to speak with him and his wife, Emma, and I have a great relationship with his three older children.

I’ve tried my best to stay in his life. He is an extraordinary person. The cruel thing about his illness is that if you’ve ever spent time with Bruce Willis, no one had more joy for life than him. He loved living and waking up every morning, ready to live life to the fullest.

He’s truly remarkable. I think in the first three minutes when he sees me, he recognizes me. He’s not completely verbal anymore; he used to be an avid reader and now he no longer reads.

All of these linguistic abilities have vanished for him, yet he’s still Bruce,” Glenn Gordon Caron explained to the New York Post.