Early this year, Bruce Willis’s family revealed that the Die Hard actor had been diagnosed with dementia. Following the news’s dissemination, his daughter Scout wrote a particularly heartfelt letter in which she expressed her “overwhelm” at the circumstances.

In March of last year, Willis declared his retirement from acting following a formal aphasia diagnosis. It appears that this impaired his speech, among other things, making it more difficult for him to perform on set.

In February 2023, news of his frontotemporal dementia diagnosis was made public. Since then, there have obviously been difficulties for the Willis family, and according to new reports, they may now be experiencing even more challenges.

Three months after her father’s aphasia diagnosis, Tallulah, the daughter of Bruce and actress Demi Moore, admitted to suffering through a period of anorexia as a result of her fiancé Dillon Buss breaking up with her.

Although it is now claimed that Bruce was aware of his daughter’s suffering, Tallulah’s condition has not gotten much notice after that time.

According to a source, “Bruce could see her deteriorating and it only made his own problems worse.”

The insider continued, “Bruce was broken when he observed Tallulah’s suffering.

The family reached the conclusion that it would be best if they avoided each other at all costs.

Tallulah admitted to going to the hospital after she and Dillon parted ways. There, borderline personality disorder was identified in her.

In a recent open essay for Vogue, Tallulah discussed her struggles with body dysmorphia and explained how they began when she started taking ADHD medication.

When Tallulah took her prescription, “I felt smart for the first time,” she added, “but I also started to love the appetite-suppressing side effect of the meds. I spotted a method to replace the uncomfortable adolescent with a flitting little pixie. My perception of myself also became wildly out of control, like so many others with eating problems.

When reducing weight quickly, there is an unhealthy sweetness at the beginning. ‘Oh wow!’ they exclaim. The question soon shifts to “Are you okay?” I ignored the fear among my friends and family.

“By the spring of 2022, I weighed about 84 lbs.,” the 29-year-old continued. I was usually cold. In my Los Angeles area, I was asking mobile IV teams to come to my home because I was scared I wouldn’t have anywhere to sit down and recover my breath.