The actor believes that Demi Moore feels very lonely.

Following the release of her movie Substance, Demi Moore’s career has seen a significant boost. The Hollywood actress now has a packed schedule, leaving her little time to spend with her family. Despite her busy life, she continues to support her loved ones. Firstly, her ex-husband, Bruce Willis, is battling an incurable illness. Secondly, Demi became a grandmother last year with the birth of her granddaughter Louetta, who also requires her attention. However, Moore has no plans to put her career on hold while she remains at the height of her popularity—a decision that not all family members agree with.

Willis feels that Demi’s busy schedule leaves her deeply lonely. “Bruce still has moments of clarity. He has urged Demi not to turn away from love and warmth in the capacity she truly needs. Willis wants to leave this world surrounded by loved ones. He knows Demi well enough to realize that while her career is taking off again, she feels incredibly lonely,” a source shared.

After Bruce Willis was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, he continued working for some time, with lines being fed to him through an earpiece during filming. Eventually, he was diagnosed with aphasia. Soon after, Willis made the decision to retire from acting, understanding that his health would only deteriorate further with time.