Deep affection

Moore posts touching photo with sick ex Willis

This photo testifies to the deep affection that exists between the two Hollywood stars despite their divorce.

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To mark the 69th birthday of her ex-husband Bruce Willis on March 19, 2024, Demi Moore posted a touching photo on Instagram.

It shows the actor sitting in an armchair while Moore lovingly holds his arm and hand. Their gazes are tenderly directed towards each other.

Deep affection
"Congratulations, BW! We love you and are so grateful to have you," Moore wrote in her birthday greeting. The photo testifies to the deep affection that exists between the two Hollywood stars despite their divorce.

Proof of real-life parenthood
In addition to the touching picture of the two exes, Moore shared another photo showing a nostalgic memory of the childhood days of their three daughters Tallulah, Rumer and Scout Willis. In the comments, the actress' fans expressed their enthusiasm for the close bond between Demi and Bruce and praised them as an exemplary pair of parents.

"Thank you for being a great example of loving parents even after the separation. You help your children more than you know," commented one user. "The relationship between these two is the most beautiful thing ever!" added another.

Happybirthdaywishes from family and friends
In addition to Demi Moore, other family members and friends also wished Bruce Willis a happy birthday. His wife Emma Heming posted a picture of Willis holding a baby in his arms and wrote: "Like you, we just love him. What you may not know, but can probably guess, is that the safest place in the whole world is in his arms."

Daughter Rumer Willis shared a photo of her father with his grandchild Louetta and wrote: "Oh Daddio, being loved by you is like a gift. You are the funniest, most tender, charming, silly, talented and magical dad in the world."

The birthday greetings underline the deep affection and respect Bruce Willis enjoys from his family and friends.  

Willis suffers from frontotemporal dementia. The disease causes nerve cells in the brain to die.