Demi Moore celebrates Bruce Willis' 71st birthday with rare family photos, Emma Heming launches new caregiver fund

Demi Moore marked Bruce Willis’ 71st birthday with a warm family tribute on Instagram, sharing recent photos of the actor with his granddaughter Louetta and reminding fans of the close bond they still share. Moore’s post quickly drew attention as it offered a fresh glimpse of Willis, who stepped away from acting after his family announced his aphasia diagnosis in 2022 and later shared that he had frontotemporal dementia. The birthday messages from Moore and Emma Heming Willis also focused on family, caregiving, and support.According to People, Moore posted two recent photos of Willis on Instagram on Thursday, March 19, as he turned 71. In one image, ‘The Sixth Sense’ star sits with his granddaughter, Louetta, on his lap as she kisses him. Moore captioned the post, “All you need is LOVE. Happy birthday, BW! ♥️” She also shared the image on her Instagram Stories and wrote, “Generational birthday love! Happy birthday, BW!” The post gave fans a rare and personal look at Willis surrounded by family on his birthday. Moore and Willis were married from 1987 to 2000 and share three daughters: Rumer Glenn Willis, 37; Scout LaRue Willis, 34; and Tallulah Belle Willis, 32. Though they divorced years ago, they have remained close. Their daughters have often shared moments from their blended family life on social media. Willis and Moore are also grandparents to 2-year-old Louetta, whom Rumer shares with ex-boyfriend Derek Richard Thomas.Emma Heming Willis, who has been married to Bruce since 2009, also honored him on his birthday. In her tribute, she highlighted her newly announced charity, The Emma & Bruce Willis Fund. She wrote, “If you’d like to honor Bruce today, please consider supporting the fund or another organization working in this space, or simply checking in on a caregiver — a small act of kindness that can mean so much. 💙” Emma and Bruce share two daughters, Mabel, 13, and Evelyn, 11.Bruce’s health journey has remained central to the family’s public updates. He was diagnosed with aphasia in 2022, followed by frontotemporal dementia, and his family announced then that he would step away from acting. Since then, Emma has spoken openly about FTD through interviews, social media, and her 2025 book, ‘The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope, and Yourself on the Caregiving Path.’Rumer also spoke to People in October 2024 about her parents’ bond. She said she was “so grateful” they remain such good friends, adding, “I think one of the most beautiful things to witness about my parents' relationship still is just their love and support of each other.” Moore next appears in ‘I Love Boosters’ with Keke Palmer, due in theaters on May 22, and also stars in the Paramount+ series ‘Landman,’ which has been renewed for a third season.