Bruce Willis' Wife Celebrates 11th Birthday of Daughter Mabel with Heartwarming Montage
Emma Heming Willis has marked her elder daughter's 11th birthday in style by sharing a touching montage of family photos and videos on social media. The post was set to the iconic song "Pictures Of You" by The Cure, showcasing the special bond between Emma and her eldest child, Mabel.
In the caption, Emma expressed her pride and love for Mabel, praising her daughter's infectious energy that can light up a whole room with her smile and warmth. She also commended Mabel on how she loves and cares for her family and friends, describing it as a beautiful thing to witness. The message ended with Emma's heartfelt wish for her little girl to "keep shining" and live life to the fullest.
Mabel, who shares two younger siblings with her parents - Evelyn, 8, and Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah from Bruce Willis' previous marriage - has been growing up under the loving care of her devoted father. The pictures shared by Emma show a beaming Bruce holding baby Mabel for the first time while planting a kiss on her forehead, as well as more recent images showcasing his special bonding moments with his preteen daughter in nature.
This birthday celebration comes amidst significant health updates for Bruce Willis. In February, it was announced that his speaking disorder, aphasia, had progressed into frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a form of dementia that affects the brain's frontal and temporal lobes, leading to personality, behavior, and language changes. The family has been advocating for increased awareness and research on this disease.
As Bruce Willis continues to navigate his condition, his loving wife and daughters are by his side, sharing heartfelt tributes like Emma's birthday montage, showcasing their unwavering love and support.
Emma Heming Willis has marked her elder daughter's 11th birthday in style by sharing a touching montage of family photos and videos on social media. The post was set to the iconic song "Pictures Of You" by The Cure, showcasing the special bond between Emma and her eldest child, Mabel.
In the caption, Emma expressed her pride and love for Mabel, praising her daughter's infectious energy that can light up a whole room with her smile and warmth. She also commended Mabel on how she loves and cares for her family and friends, describing it as a beautiful thing to witness. The message ended with Emma's heartfelt wish for her little girl to "keep shining" and live life to the fullest.
Mabel, who shares two younger siblings with her parents - Evelyn, 8, and Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah from Bruce Willis' previous marriage - has been growing up under the loving care of her devoted father. The pictures shared by Emma show a beaming Bruce holding baby Mabel for the first time while planting a kiss on her forehead, as well as more recent images showcasing his special bonding moments with his preteen daughter in nature.
This birthday celebration comes amidst significant health updates for Bruce Willis. In February, it was announced that his speaking disorder, aphasia, had progressed into frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a form of dementia that affects the brain's frontal and temporal lobes, leading to personality, behavior, and language changes. The family has been advocating for increased awareness and research on this disease.
As Bruce Willis continues to navigate his condition, his loving wife and daughters are by his side, sharing heartfelt tributes like Emma's birthday montage, showcasing their unwavering love and support.
I mean, it's great that Emma shared a sweet video celebrating Mabel's 11th birthday... but can't help thinking about Bruce's health issues 
. FTD is such a tough diagnosis to deal with, and it's heartbreaking to see him struggling like this 
. At the same time, it's amazing how his family has come together to support each other, even in the face of adversity 
. The outpouring of love and positivity from fans on social media is really beautiful too 
. But, let's be real... life can be so unpredictable, and we never know what's around the corner 
. Still, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Bruce and his family find some peace and happiness amidst all this 
.
Mabel is growing up so fast and it's amazing to see her mum capturing all these sweet moments. I was listening to "Pictures Of You" by The Cure on my old iPod Nano 
(remember when those things were a thing?) and it really made me think of Emma's post. frontotemporal dementia is such a scary disease, I hope Bruce gets the support he needs 
. what's the secret to time flyin' so fast? is it coz life gets more beautiful, or we're just gettin' more good at cherishin' those little moments 
. for Emma, it's all about celebratin' love & light, even on tough days like Bruce's health struggles. that's what makes a family strong 
.
. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Mabel is a sweet kid, but we're supposed to be swooning over Bruce's devotion as a dad? 
. I mean, can't they just give us a break from the sappiness for once? 
And what's up with the montage set to "Pictures Of You" by The Cure? That song is so 90s... 
. Just let Mabel have her birthday without all the extra fanfare, you know? 
that's so sweet of emma to celebrate mabel's 11th bday with such a beautiful montage. you can tell she loves her daughter so much 
, especially during these challenging times for bruce 
. That song "Pictures Of You" by The Cure is giving me all the feels too 
. It's amazing how much you can see the special bond between parents and kids in just a few seconds of video, isn't it? I mean, that picture of Bruce holding Mabel for the first time... *sigh* My own grandkids are still little enough to be held like that 
... Bruce, you're so lucky to have Emma and the girls in your life... they must be his rock right now... anyway, just another day of watching superheroes become mere mortals, I guess 
I love how Emma is celebrating Mabel's 11th birthday with a super sweet montage of family pics and vids! She's so proud of her little girl's energy and kindness 
. And can we talk about how cute those pics of Bruce holding baby Mabel for the first time? 
1 in 5 people will develop dementia after age 65, and it's estimated that over 60 million people worldwide live with dementia 
Did you know that FTD is often misdiagnosed or underdiagnosed? 
Increasing awareness and research can help us better understand this disease and find new treatments 
It feels like just yesterday she was a tiny baby and now look at her rocking middle school vibes! I'm totally shipping the pics of Bruce holding her for the first time - so adorbs 
. and yeah, frontotemporal dementia can be really tough to understand, but i hope they get the support they need 
!
and it's amazing to see bruce being so supportive too 