Emma Heming, Bruce Willis’ wife, recently took to her Instagram Story to share a collection of throwback photos featuring the actor from before his health declined last year.
In her posts over the weekend, Heming, 47, confessed to being “caught in the old photo and video vortex,” as she uploaded several snapshots of the “Die Hard” star from past years.
“Send help,” joked Heming as she shared various images of Willis, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in February 2023.
The mother of two also shared nostalgic pictures of her husband on the set of the 2013 film “A Good Day to Die Hard.”
One photo captured Heming posing with Willis, 69, and his daughter Scout Willis, from his previous marriage to Demi Moore.
Heming also shared a heartwarming image of Willis with their daughter Mabel, now 12, showing the actor carrying his daughter on his shoulders as she enjoyed a book.
In another throwback, Heming posted a loving picture of herself and Willis embracing, describing their connection as “a cellular level kinda love,” and added another photo with the caption “Just because.”
Last month, Heming celebrated Willis’ 69th birthday with a heartfelt tribute on social media, expressing her admiration for him and describing his embrace as the safest place in the world.
She praised him as a “true gentle-man” with an abundance of love to share, emphasizing the purity of his character.
Accompanying the tribute was a throwback photo of Willis smiling while holding one of their daughters.
In addition to Mabel and Evelyn, 9, whom they share together, Willis has three daughters, Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah, with Moore.
Since Willis’ frontotemporal dementia diagnosis was disclosed in February 2023, Heming, Moore, and their daughters have shown unwavering support for him, though his 68th birthday celebration the following month was tinged with grief and sadness.
Heming revealed on Instagram that she started the day with tears on his birthday.
Willis initially announced a step back from acting in March 2022 after being diagnosed with aphasia.
