They gave up everything: their work, their daily lives, their home in order to experience these end-of-year celebrations as intensely as possible. Every minute counts, every new memory we make is precious. Almost two years after announcing the end of his career due to health problems, Bruce Willis is not doing better, quite the contrary. In recent days, his three eldest daughters, Rumer, Tallulah and Scout, as well as his ex-wife, Demi Moore
settled their suitcases in his large villa near Brentwood, in Los Angeles.
The objective is simple: to give a helping hand to Emma Heming
, the actor’s new wife and above all take advantage of the star’s last moments of lucidity. Because the doctors’ prognosis is not reassuring. According to them, everything would only be a matter of weeks. “Bruce has good days and bad days,” Demi Moore reportedly confided to a relative. “But in recent months there have been more bad ones than good ones.” If the worst is sure to approach, there is no question of letting yourself get discouraged already. “This experience brought the whole family closer together. Everyone is very united”, whispers an indiscreet Us Weekly.
As Christmas approaches, there is a scent of celebration in this large house filled with the cries of Louetta (8 months), Bruce’s granddaughter. We take out the old colorful sweaters and matching pajamas from the cupboards, get busy in the kitchen, and decorate the tree. Everything must be perfect in case these festivities are the last… But in the evening, when everyone is asleep, the agitation sometimes gives way to sorrow. And, as strong as she is, Rumer breaks. Like the day after Thanksgiving, when she posted a photo of herself as a child in her father’s arms and wrote: “I miss you dad.” Heartbreaking. We can only imagine that the star’s conscious moments are now becoming increasingly rare. One thing is certain, Bruce will always be able to count on the unwavering support of his family.
Léa Hasvry