BRUCE Willis’s wife has revealed a touching side to the action film legend with an emotional throwback to their wedding.
Emma Heming Willis has been sharing several special memories this week in honor of Bruce’s 68th birthday along with their 14th wedding anniversary.

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On Tuesday, the 44-year-old posted a throwback video from 2019 filmed by Bruce’s first wife, Demi Moore.
In the mini movie, set to the Coldplay song Fix You, Emma and Bruce celebrated their 10th anniversary by renewing their wedding vows.
The retired actor’s wife explained on his birthday how she looks for “silver linings” as he battles an aggressive form of dementia.
In another throwback to their wedding, Emma revealed the Die Hard actor’s soft side.
She shared a memory on her Instagram from one year ago on their 13th wedding anniversary when she shared a picture of the couple listening to their wedding speeches.
At the time, she wrote: “13 years ago, those wedding speeches really sent us over the edge. Enjoy! #uglycry.”
The pair who are both dressed in white are on the verge of tears as Bruce visibly holds them back.
On Tuesday, the model shared the post to her stories and added: “Boy we are always up for a good cry.”
The pair got married in Turks and Caicos on March 21, 2009 and the wedding was attended by Bruce’s daughters and ex-wife.
Emma and her husband then had a civil ceremony in Beverly Hills six days later.
The pair then welcomed their two children, Mabel and Evelyn a few years after their wedding.
BRUCE WILLIS’S BIRTHDAY
As the family continue to mark major milestones, they are making sure to capture the memories and have shared a number of them with fans.
Bruce’s ex-wife Demi Moore shared some touching new photographs of the birthday celebrations over the weekend.
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The new photographs of Willis delighted fans who have not seen the star since he and his family decided to keep a low profile after he was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a rare form of aphasia that impacts speech.
It is Bruce’s first birthday since, Tallulah Willis, his daughter with Moore, posted a photograph of her father on the beach and explained more about his health.
She wrote on Instagram: “Since we announced Bruce’s diagnosis of aphasia in spring 2022, Bruce’s condition has progressed and we now have a more specific diagnosis.
“Unfortunately, challenges with communication are just one symptom of the disease Bruce faces.
“While this is painful, it is a relief to finally have a clear diagnosis.”
Tallulah was pictured in the photos shared by her mother with the caption: “More from Bruce’s birthday yesterday.”
Demi shared nine photographs of Willis surrounded by his children, their partners, his ex-wife, Emma, and some pet dogs.
One fan wrote: “All the kids visibly soaking in the moments with their Dad.”
Another added: “My thoughts and prayers are with you all. How beautiful it is to see.”
One of Demi’s heart-warming pictures shows Emma kissing her husband’s cheek as he looks away from the camera.
Moore has been praised by fans for heading the “blended family” of seven women who are rallying around Willis during his health battle.
Mum-of-two Emma, is his primary carer, helping him deal with the day-to-day struggles of what the family call a “cruel” disease.
But Ghost star Demi, 60, — who split from Bruce over two decades ago — still spends a lot of time with him and is now supporting Emma.
At Christmas, a festive snap showed Emma’s arm around Demi who was gently holding on to a smiling Bruce.
On the other side of them older daughters Scout, 31, Tallulah, 29, and Rumer, 34, stand with their younger stepsisters Mabel Ray, ten, and Evelyn Penn, eight.



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