India, July 24 -- Bruce Willis is battling frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a progressive brain disorder that affects memory, speech, movement, and behaviour. The Express's July 22 report suggests Bruce Willis' health has taken a significant turn for the worse due to his dementia as he can no longer speak, read, or walk independently, relying heavily on his family for daily care. Also read | Bruce Willis can no longer speak, walk; may not remember acting days: All about Hollywood icon's tragic health decline

It is also reported that he may not remember his illustrious acting career or iconic roles in films like Die Hard and Pulp Fiction. At 70-years-old, Bruce requires constant care as FTD is a rare and devastating form of dementia that af...