Ever since 1988, people have been debating whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie. The action film, which stars Bruce Willis, takes place at a Christmas party.
So, is it? According to Merriam-Webster, it is. Today, they defined the noun of Die Hard as “a Christmas movie.”
Therefore, if the dictionary says it is the case, it is the case. So, John McClane can declare this case is closed!
Rumer Willis shared an old family photo of her father, Bruce Willis, and wrote, “Really missing my papa today. ”
Her dad is still alive, but it sounds like his Frontotemporal dementia is winning. And that is so heartbreaking, as any child with a parent who has dementia or Alzheimer’s can tell you. It is so hard to watch your parent lose who they were and become just a shell of the person they once were. The one person you want to talk to about it, you can’t because they are longer there mentally, but you are seeing them look the same physically.
Before Sharon Stone and Bruce Willis starred in Alpha Dog, they drank Seagram’s Wine Cooler. How beautiful was the 27-year-old in that 1986 commercial?
Bruce Willis and Demi Moore are first-time grandparents because their eldest daughter Rumer Willis welcomed her first child with musician Derek Richard Thomas.
“✨ Louetta Isley Thomas Willis ✨ You are pure magic🌱,” the proud parents wrote. “Born at home on Tuesday April 18th. You are more than we ever dreamed of ✨”
Today is Bruce Willis’ 68th birthday, and he spent it with his blended family. His ex-wife Demi Moore was there with their three children, Rumer, who is pregnant with his first grandchild, Scout, and Tallulah, along with his current wife, Emma Hemming, and their two daughters, Mable and Evelyn. Together, those seven women sang Happy Birthday to him, and he loved every second of it.
Talking about love, Moore wrote, “Thank you to everyone for the love and warm wishes — we all feel them.”
This is the first video of the actor we have seen of him since they revealed that he is suffering from frontotemporal dementia, and he looks great.
Hopefully, now that they have a diagnosis, the doctors got him on medicine that will slow the progression. This way, he can spend many more birthdays with his family!
