Bruce Willis continues to experience the hardest and most complex episode of his life due to dementia, which is seriously affecting his day-to-day life and that of his entire family, as his daughter Tallulah recently confessed to Vogue magazine.
"These days, you can find my father on the first floor of the house, somewhere in the big open space of the kitchen-dining room-living room, or in his office," explains his daughter, who has commented one of the recent moments that he has lived with him.
“That office has always been a kind of window to what interests him most at any given time. Recently, I found a piece of paper on which he had simply written 'Michael Jordan'”, he assured.
"I wish I knew what he was thinking about," acknowledged Tallulah, who, despite the serious problems that the disease is causing for her father's life, assures that "fortunately, dementia has not affected his mobility."
Another of the still positive aspects of the situation is that Bruce Willis continues to recognize his daughter whenever he sees her and usually likes to listen to music and go through his collection of film-related things.
His ex-partner, María Bravo, explained a few months ago that “He is not so well. Unfortunately, it is a disease that is progressively getting worse ”, according to her relatives.
