In March of this year, his family announced that Bruce Willis was retiring from the film business. The reason for the early end of his career is an aphasia disease that had made it difficult for him to speak and thus practice his profession for years. Now the actor’s wife, Emma Heming-Willis, spoke for the first time about the impact of the diagnosis on family life: “I put my family’s needs ahead of my own, which I don’t think makes me any kind of heroine,” said the 43 -year-olds opposite The Bump.
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“It didn’t help anyone in my family”
However, the British model has stretched herself in the process of caring for her husband and two children: “This level of caring for everyone else in my household has taken a toll on my mental health and overall health and it hasn’t affected anyone helped my family.” At a certain point, she simply no longer had the strength to be there for others – but now she is taking more time for herself, also through sport. “Someone told me not long ago that if you care too much about someone else, you end up caring too little about yourself,” she continued. That sentence touched her very much.