Wife Willis begs him not to yell at her sick husband

Emma Heming Willis, the wife of actor Bruce Willis, who was recently diagnosed with a form of dementia, urged reporters to stay away when they see the actor in public and not to yell at him.

In an emotional video message that he published on his Facebook profile, instagram and local media reports, the wife of the protagonist of “Die Hard” told about the incident she experienced with some photographers who tried to talk to the actor while he was appearing publicly to meet friends in Santa Monica, in the state of California.

The 44-year-old model complained that “it can be difficult and stressful to bring someone out into the world (referring to her sick husband) and move him to safety.”

“This goes to the photographers and videographers who are trying to get them exclusive from my husband: just keep your space,” she added.

She also asked that “please don’t shout at my husband looking for how is it or whatever (…) just don’t do it.”

“Give him his space. Let our family or whoever is with him that day get him safely from point A to point B,” he adds.

Actor’s wife OUR dedicated this video message to all caregivers or professionals involved in the care of people suffering from any type of dementia and asked for any advice they can offer on how to deal with the situation.

Willis, who retired last year suffering from aphasia, a language disorder, got it final medical diagnosis and suffers from a type of dementia that has caused his health to deteriorate, according to what his family reported last February.

in almost four decades of willis He starred in numerous hits starting with “Die Hard” (1988) and its sequels, and other titles such as “Armageddon” (1998) or “The Sixth Sense” (2001).

has a Golden Globe -he was nominated five times for these awards- and an Emmy from three nominations.