Emma Heming Willis Takes a Walk Down Memory Lane as Her 11-Year-Old Daughter Mabel Turns 11
In a heartwarming display of motherly love, Bruce Willis' wife Emma Heming Willis has taken to social media to celebrate her elder daughter Mabel's 11th birthday. The actress shared a captivating montage of family photos and videos from over the years, set to the iconic song "Pictures Of You" by The Cure.
The sentimental post, captioned with "Happy 11th Birthday Mabel Ray!", saw Heming Willis gushing about her little girl's infectious energy, ability to light up a room with her smile, and unwavering love for her family. She also praised Mabel's kind heart, encouraging her daughter to "keep shining" and "live it up".
The emotional tribute comes just months after Heming Willis penned a heartfelt birthday message for her husband Bruce Willis' 68th birthday, calling him "pure love". The couple, married in 2009, shares two daughters with Bruce - Mabel, who turned 11 this week, and eight-year-old Evelyn.
However, their family life has been marred by health challenges. In February, they announced that Bruce had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a form of dementia that affects the brain's frontal and temporal lobes, leading to progressive nerve cell loss. The condition is currently incurable, but researchers hope to find new treatments in the future.
Heming Willis' post serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of raising awareness about FTD, with the couple urging fans to "shine a light on this disease" that requires more attention and research. As Bruce's condition advances, his family remains committed to spreading knowledge about the debilitating disease, while celebrating the love and joy it brings to their lives.
In a heartwarming display of motherly love, Bruce Willis' wife Emma Heming Willis has taken to social media to celebrate her elder daughter Mabel's 11th birthday. The actress shared a captivating montage of family photos and videos from over the years, set to the iconic song "Pictures Of You" by The Cure.
The sentimental post, captioned with "Happy 11th Birthday Mabel Ray!", saw Heming Willis gushing about her little girl's infectious energy, ability to light up a room with her smile, and unwavering love for her family. She also praised Mabel's kind heart, encouraging her daughter to "keep shining" and "live it up".
The emotional tribute comes just months after Heming Willis penned a heartfelt birthday message for her husband Bruce Willis' 68th birthday, calling him "pure love". The couple, married in 2009, shares two daughters with Bruce - Mabel, who turned 11 this week, and eight-year-old Evelyn.
However, their family life has been marred by health challenges. In February, they announced that Bruce had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a form of dementia that affects the brain's frontal and temporal lobes, leading to progressive nerve cell loss. The condition is currently incurable, but researchers hope to find new treatments in the future.
Heming Willis' post serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of raising awareness about FTD, with the couple urging fans to "shine a light on this disease" that requires more attention and research. As Bruce's condition advances, his family remains committed to spreading knowledge about the debilitating disease, while celebrating the love and joy it brings to their lives.
emma heming willis is such a lovely mom, always celebrating her girls birthdays in such a special way 
. its amazing how she can still be so positive and focused on spreading awareness about ftd despite the challenges her hubby is going through 
. its really inspiring to see how they're taking care of each other as a family and using their platform to help others 
. She's really showin' off her mom genes with that heartfelt video montage of Mabel growin' up. It's adorable! 
But, you know, it got me thinkin', those kids grow up so fast, it's like they're just little tiny humans one minute and then suddenly they're teenagers, makin' us old folks feel all... well, not so old 
.
, and honestly, it's hard not to feel a mix of emotions - pride, nervousness, and love all at once! 
... we all need that reminder to spread love and positivity! 
she's such a good mom to those girls 
frontotemporal dementia is such a cruel disease, glad they're raising awareness about it 
but emma's determination to raise awareness about it and keep shining a light on this disease is truly inspiring 
let's all be like emma and spread love and kindness wherever we go 
. It's so sweet seein' her celebratin' another year of life with that adorable smile of hers 
. It's great to see 'em shinin' a light on this disease and gettin' more people to talk about it 
. Anyways, I'm just happy to see 'em keepin' the love and joy goin', even in tough times