Bruce Willis is facing serious health struggles and can no longer move on his own.
The beloved actor’s condition has worsened, requiring constant care and assistance with mobility.
Recently, Bruce was spotted on a rare outing in Los Angeles, sitting quietly in a car escorted by two bodyguards—showing just how much support he now needs.
Observers noticed the 69-year-old looked tired as he stared out the window. As his family braces for a difficult road ahead, their main focus is making sure he feels safe and comfortable.
“He rarely goes out, and when he does, everything is carefully planned. He needs help getting ready and into the car,” a source told RadarOnline.
Bruce is now under 24/7 care from caregivers who help keep him stable and comfortable, while bodyguards shield him from the public eye. His ex-wife Demi Moore, wife Emma Heming, and adult daughters Tallulah, Rumer, and Scout are cherishing the time they have with him, as his health shows no signs of improvement. His decline has deeply affected his family.
“The illness has advanced to a point where his loved ones fear they may not have much time left with him. They worry if he will make it to his 70th birthday. It’s heartbreaking to see him so vulnerable and dependent. The Bruce they knew was full of energy and life. Now, he seems fragile and helpless,” the insider shared.
Bruce’s condition has progressed so far that he no longer recognizes even those closest to him, including Demi. She recently spoke about coming to terms with his decline.
“When you stop holding onto who they were or who you expect them to be, you can truly be present and find joy and love in the moments that remain,” Moore said.
