In the new interview with Diane Sawyer, she discovered a 70-year-old life in a nearby circles residence, calling her one of his most difficult decisions.

Emma Heming Willis acknowledged that the disease stated his marriage and took the simplicity of the conversation, although Bruce Willis still shows the occasional sparks of his old self.

Bruce's wife, Emma Heming Willis, opens about the heavy elections that is made as an actor that fights from dementia.

In the new interview with Diane Sawyer, Emma revealed that the 70-year-old star now lives in the "second home", a nearby residence where he can receive care for his watch.

He calls for "one of the most difficult decisions" she ever faced, she explained that her priority provided her with their daughters, Mabel, 13, and Evelyn, 11, could grow up in the house centered on their needs.

"Bruce would like that for our daughters," she said, adding, "You know, he would like to be in the house who had more adapted to their needs, not his needs."

However, despite life separately, she shared that girls still spend enough time with her father, often sharing breakfast and dinner together.

Willis is also the father of three older daughters, rumer, 37, scout, 34, and Tallulah, 31, with the former wife Demi Moore.

During the interview, Emma opened openly about how Dementia had influenced the star "Die Hard."

As she stressed that Bruce remains physically strong and in good overall health, she admitted that my brain "fails."

"Language goes", she shared, by New York Post. "We learned to adapt, and we have a way to communicate with him, which is just a different way."

However, EMMA explained that Bruce is "still very mobile" and "is also largely" as a whole ".

Emma also affected early signs that something was wrong, long before the official diagnosis was made.

"For someone who was very talkative and very engaged, he was only a little calmer," she recalled. "If the family gathered, you'd just dissolve a little."

Emma continued, "She felt slightly removed, very cold, not as Bruce, who was very warm and attached. To pass against it either alarmed and scary."

The progress of his disease Emma admitted, also invested stress on their marriage. Married since 2009., she admitted that she used to question whether their relationship could withstand such a change.

"I didn't understand what was going on," she said. "I just thought: Can I stay married who doesn't feel like what we had? Doesn't he feel anymore like a marriage?"

Emma explained that she tried to raise her worries with Bruce, but "he would always just fired him" while the family finally learned the cause of his behavior.

The mother two divided her story as she promoted her upcoming book, "an unexpected journey: finding strength, hope, and herself on her trail", in which he opens on with Bruce's health battles and her own experiences. The book is set to publish on 9. September.