Bruce Willis is continuing to do well, according to one of the latest updates on his health from his family since he was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. His oldest daughter, Rumer Willis, 36, was asked how her dad is doing in a Q&A in her Instagram stories on Aug. 22.
"He is great. I love him so much. Thank you," she of two hands clasped together, presumably hers and her father's.
Rumer Willis previously stopped by TODAY on May 29 to discuss her residency at New York City's Café Carlyle and shared an update on how her dad is doing. "He's so good," the musician — who — told TODAY's Hoda Kotb. "I actually got to see him right before I came out (to New York).
And Lou is just starting to walk a little bit, and she was walking over to him, and it was so sweet." In an appearance on TODAY with Hoda & Jenna also on May 29, she added that Bruce Willis' condition is "ever-evolving." "The most beautiful aspect of this in a certain way is .
.. I think sometimes our minds get in the way," Rumer Willis continued.
"When you take away sometimes some of the stuff that gets in the way from how we all connect every day, the self-judgement or whatever it is, it's about the connection and the love that you have. It's so powerful and so present, which is so nice." The Willis family announced in March 2022 that the "Die Hard" star would be stepping away from acting due to health issues.
At the time, they shared that he had developed a disorder called aphasia, which leads to difficultie.