New stage of dementia: Bruce Willis can no longer speak due to progressive disease (4 photos)

Bruce Willis' dementia has been progressing rapidly over the past two years. Not long ago, it was reported that the Die Hard star stopped recognizing his loved ones. Now, according to sources, he has lost the ability to speak.





A few days ago, his daughter said on an American TV show that Bruce's health was more or less stable. "He's doing great because he sees that we're all one family. We're very close, I think the most beautiful thing is how we come together, so sweetly. We really are one," Rumer said. However, the situation has changed. The media reported that the actor has stopped talking.

The star is surrounded by his loved ones - Bruce has three daughters who help him as much as they can. His ex-wife Demi Moore also doesn't forget about him. Despite the fact that they divorced more than 20 years ago, the actress regularly visits Willis and has a wonderful relationship with his new wife. "We will always be a family, just in a different form. For me, this has never been a question. I am here because I love these people," the actress admitted in a recent interview.



Willis and Moore's youngest daughter Tallulah announced in December that she was getting married soon. Her chosen one is musician Justin Acey. Relatives pray that the actor will be able to see his heiress become his wife. Bruce turns 70 in March, but his health is a source of concern for the entire family. "They're always worried about how much time they have," an anonymous source commented.

The beginning of the year made all of Hollywood shake up - for several days in Los Angeles, they couldn't put out a huge fire that burned down many stars' properties in the prestigious area of ​​the City of Angels. Some were lucky enough to get away with just being evacuated, while others lost their estates. Paris Hilton, for example, published terrible pictures of the ashes - all that was left of her cozy home.





Bruce's family is worried that a natural disaster might affect their place of residence. "I think it's obvious: right now, like many people in California, our biggest fear is meeting with fires and we want to make sure that everything is OK," the actor's daughter noted.

Two weeks ago, Willis appeared in public for the first time in three years. The artist shook hands with the heroes who provided assistance to residents of Los Angeles affected by the fires. Bruce didn't say a word, but only silently thanked the officers with a warm look, which could reinforce the news of his loss of speech.