Actress Rumer Willis provided a candid update about her father Bruce Willis’s ongoing battle with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), revealing that while he is not doing “great,” he is managing as well as possible, according to Entertainment Weekly.

LOS ANGELES — Emma Heming Willis is arguably the country's most famous caregiver right now. She's talked at length about her husband Bruce Willis's frontotemporal dementia (FTD) diagnosis and how it twisted and tangled her happy life into something devastating.

Rumer took to her Instagram Story Thursday to answer questions submitted by her followers. “How’s your dad doing?” one submission read.

Asked how she feels about outside opinions on her family’s choices, Emma Heming Willis didn’t mince words: “F—k ‘em.”

The 49-year-old wife of “Die Hard” star Bruce Willis shared a heartbreaking post that has many concerned as the actor’s health continues to decline. Emma […]

Time is the only gift that matters now. This Christmas, Bruce Willis’ family plans to spoil him rotten amid his ongoing battle with frontotemporal dementia. “The whole family feels incredibly blessed to still have Bruce here for the holidays,

According to the Cleveland Clinic, FTD can affect a person's behavior, movement, personality and/or language. As Willis' condition has progressed over the past two years, Heming-Willis made the decision to move him into a home where he can receive hands-on, round-the-clock care.