Bruce Willis is 'not totally verbal' and can barely speak amid dementia decline

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Bruce Willis' is "not totally verbal" and can barely speak as he continues to battle dementia.The much-loved Hollywood star, 68, was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD) earlier this year and his wife Emma Heming and family have been keeping fans updated with his progress.

Emma shares two children with the Die Hard actor - Mabel, 11, and eight-year-old Evelyn. Bruce also shares three daughters with ex Demi Moore, Rumer, 35, Scout, 32 and Tallulah, 29.

Last month we reported Scout had praised her step-mum Emma Heming after she opened up on the Today Show about her family's journey and gave a heartbreaking update on her husband.

Emma shared an insight into her and the A-lister's marriage and opened up on how they're coping as he continues to deal with his diagnosis.The 45-year-old spoke about being her experience as a partner to Bruce and opened up about her "grief and the sadness" as she watched her husband's condition get worse.And now, Bruce's declining health and dementia battle has been hinted at by a film creator who worked with Bruce in the 1980s.Glenn Gordon Caron, who created iconic sitcom Moonlighting has now revealed that the iconic star is "not totally verbal" any longer.