Bruce Willis’ health is deteriorating, and his family is praying for a Christmas miracle

Demi Moore and Bruce Willis are often regarded as the most amicable ex-couples in Hollywood. The pair, who have been married for 11 years and have three daughters, Rumer, 34, Scout, 31, and Tallulah, 28, have become even closer since Bruce’s aphasia diagnosis.

The degenerative illness diminishes a person’s ability to comprehend and communicate in the language.

Bruce Heming, the actor in Die Hard, said earlier this year that he would retire from acting due to sickness, along with his children and his 13-year wife, Emma Heming.

According to a source, Demi has kept in touch with Bruce and Emma regularly. She will call the phone if she is not at his side just so Bruce can hear her voice. She is doing everything she can to be with him.

The entire family is rallying behind the 67-year-old celebrity. According to the insider, they know he will not be present indefinitely. As a result, they appreciate every minute.

Demi and Bruce’s extended family, including his two kids with Emma, ages 10 and 8, frequently vacations in Idaho.

“It was always a special occasion,” stated the insider. The favorite family traditions, such as pajama parties and game nights, survived.

Demi and Emma’s friendship has become stronger as they both struggle with Bruce’s decline. His wife is now serving as a middleman between their ex-partners.

“Bruce can’t say much, and it doesn’t appear like he understands much of what others say,” an insider said. Emma has been his major spokesman and communication channel.

Despite his worsening condition, his loved ones are doing everything they can to keep him alive, especially with the holiday season approaching.

“There are occasions when they catch glimmers of the old Bruce,” the insider claimed, “but they are few and far between.” They are heartbroken because he appears to be sliding further away.

They are all eager to spend the holidays with their adored father. “The girls can’t imagine Christmas without Bruce,” a source alleged. The older girls miss the old Bruce, who used to mock them about their boyfriends and give them advice. “It’s been awful to see him deteriorate.”

“All they can do is tell him they love him and hope for a holiday miracle with Christmas right around the way,” the insider stated.

20 families had previously rejected an ‘unusual’ girl before a single man adopted her

The story of this cute family of two started when little Alba, who was just 13 days old back then, was rejected by 20 adoptive families.

The decision made by all these people not to embrace the special little girl turned lucky for the 41-year-old Italian Luca Trapanese.

When he filled in the adoption papers, Luca didn’t really believe the social services would allow him to become the legal father of Alba as in the country where he is from it is not common for single, homosexual man to be granted custody.

But, as all those families didn’t want to adopt a child with Down Syndrome, and Luca was more than happy to have such child in his life, he took Alba in and became her legal daddy.

The moment he welcomed sweet Alba into his life, he became the happiest person on Earth. Speaking of his daughter and his case, he said it was very special because it “destroys stereotypes about fatherhood, religion and family.”

The journey of these father and daughter started back in 2017 and they are stealing the hearts of many ever since.

Luka has a heart of gold. He has been part of many social service programs throughout the years and volunteered at various organizations who help people with special needs find their place in the society. Among the rest, he was part of the foundation “A Ruota Libera” which provided assistance for children with Down Syndrome.

This was one of the reasons why Luca wanted to adopt a child with Down Syndrom despite not having a partner.

20 families had previously rejected an ‘unusual’ girl before a single man adopted her

The story of this cute family of two started when little Alba, who was just 13 days old back then, was rejected by 20 adoptive families.

The decision made by all these people not to embrace the special little girl turned lucky for the 41-year-old Italian Luca Trapanese.

When he filled in the adoption papers, Luca didn’t really believe the social services would allow him to become the legal father of Alba as in the country where he is from it is not common for single, homosexual man to be granted custody.

But, as all those families didn’t want to adopt a child with Down Syndrome, and Luca was more than happy to have such child in his life, he took Alba in and became her legal daddy.

The moment he welcomed sweet Alba into his life, he became the happiest person on Earth. Speaking of his daughter and his case, he said it was very special because it “destroys stereotypes about fatherhood, religion and family.”

The journey of these father and daughter started back in 2017 and they are stealing the hearts of many ever since.

Luka has a heart of gold. He has been part of many social service programs throughout the years and volunteered at various organizations who help people with special needs find their place in the society. Among the rest, he was part of the foundation “A Ruota Libera” which provided assistance for children with Down Syndrome.

This was one of the reasons why Luca wanted to adopt a child with Down Syndrom despite not having a partner.

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Finalizing the adoption was a difficult process as adoption agencies prefer “traditional” families over the non-conventional ones.

“For me, a disabled child is not a second choice solution, but a conscious choice with respect to my vocation and my abilities,” Luca said.

Alba is a happy child with a vibrant personality. She loves being around people and enjoys playing and dancing.

We are so glad that the perception of people with Down Syndrome is changing and they are considered valuable part of the society.

As for Luca and Alba, we wish them all the best that life can bring!

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