Bruce Willis is grateful for the heroes.
The retiree made a rare public appearance to show his appreciation for first responders battling the Los Angeles wildfires.
In an Instagram video shared by his wife Emma Heming, the 69-year-old actor was seen shaking hands and chatting with police officers, thanking them with handshakes and words of thanks.
“When identifying a first responder, Bruce never misses an opportunity to express his gratitude with a hearty handshake and ‘Thank you for your service,'” Hemming, 46, captioned the black-and-white video, which I featured Led Zeppelin. Going to California. In the background
“Yesterday was no different,” he added.
Willis, who is currently battling dementia, wore a light-colored corduroy jacket, dark pants, and a New York Yankees baseball cap during the outing.
Tallulah Willis, her youngest daughter with Demi Moore, commented on the post: “It breaks my heart.”
The actor’s family announced his aphasia diagnosis in March 2022, revealing that it would lead to his retirement from acting.
Aphasia, which often results from a stroke or head injury, affects a person’s ability to communicate, affecting speech, writing and comprehension.