Emma Heming Willis shared a heartwarming tribute to her 11-year-old daughter Mabel as she celebrated her birthday. The actress posted a nostalgic montage of family photos and videos set to the song "Pictures Of You" by The Cure on Instagram, accompanied by an emotional caption.
In the post, Heming Willis praised Mabel for spreading joy and positivity wherever she goes, saying that her daughter's smile can light up a whole room. She also expressed admiration for Mabel's love and care for her family and friends, describing it as "beautiful to witness."
The tribute comes after Mabel's father, Bruce Willis, revealed in February that he had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a form of dementia that affects personality, behavior, and language. The couple has also shared updates on his condition, hoping to raise awareness about the disease and its need for more research.
Heming Willis has been vocal about her husband's diagnosis, using their platform to shed light on FTD. In January, she shared an update about Bruce's birthday, calling him "pure love" and expressing her gratitude for the support of their fans.
The family's openness about Bruce's condition has helped bring attention to a disease that affects thousands of people worldwide. According to the Alzheimer's Association, FTD is a group of disorders caused by progressive nerve cell loss in the brain's frontal lobes and temporal lobes.
As Mabel celebrates her 11th birthday, her mother continues to celebrate the joy and love she brings to their family. The post serves as a reminder of the importance of supporting loved ones through life's ups and downs and the power of family bonds to overcome even the toughest challenges.
In the post, Heming Willis praised Mabel for spreading joy and positivity wherever she goes, saying that her daughter's smile can light up a whole room. She also expressed admiration for Mabel's love and care for her family and friends, describing it as "beautiful to witness."
The tribute comes after Mabel's father, Bruce Willis, revealed in February that he had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a form of dementia that affects personality, behavior, and language. The couple has also shared updates on his condition, hoping to raise awareness about the disease and its need for more research.
Heming Willis has been vocal about her husband's diagnosis, using their platform to shed light on FTD. In January, she shared an update about Bruce's birthday, calling him "pure love" and expressing her gratitude for the support of their fans.
The family's openness about Bruce's condition has helped bring attention to a disease that affects thousands of people worldwide. According to the Alzheimer's Association, FTD is a group of disorders caused by progressive nerve cell loss in the brain's frontal lobes and temporal lobes.
As Mabel celebrates her 11th birthday, her mother continues to celebrate the joy and love she brings to their family. The post serves as a reminder of the importance of supporting loved ones through life's ups and downs and the power of family bonds to overcome even the toughest challenges.
- Emma Heming Willis just shared the most adorbs tribute to her 11-yr-old daughter Mabel on Instagram! 
She made a nostalgic vid montage with pics & vids from over the yrs, set to "Pictures Of You" by The Cure 
. It's like u can feel the love and pride in every part of it 
. Mabel sounds like such a sweetie, spreading joy wherever she goes, and her mom is just beaming with pride 
. And tbh, it's so beautiful to see them keeping it real about Bruce's diagnosis - they're using their platform 2 raise awareness & funds for FTD research 
. We should all take a page outta their book & support our loved ones thru the tough times 
, not 11... wait nope, I could be wrong 
... anyway, Emma Heming Willis' tribute post was so sweet! But I'm kinda surprised she didn't say anything about Bruce's latest update on his condition... or maybe she did and I missed it? 
... honestly though, I think Mabel's birthday is a great excuse to raise awareness about FTD... but isn't that what Emma's been doing all along? 
it's so sweet how Emma Heming Willis is celebrating Mabel's birthday with such a heartwarming tribute! 
But what I think is really inspiring here is the way she's sharing their family's journey with frontotemporal dementia (FTD) on social media. It's taking a lot of courage to be open about this, especially after Bruce's diagnosis 
. The fact that they're using their platform to raise awareness and bring attention to this disease is truly beautiful 
. And it's amazing how Mabel's positivity and love for her family and friends are shining through in this post 
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I'm getting all the feels seeing Emma Heming Willis's birthday tribute to Mabel! It's amazing how she's using her platform to spread love & positivity, especially with her dad Bruce going through a tough time 
. FTD is such a heartbreaking disease, and it's awesome that they're shedding light on it 
. As a fan, it's heartwarming to see Emma and Mabel celebrating life's joys together 
. The fact that they're using their platform to raise awareness about frontotemporal dementia is really admirable, though... it's so important we keep talking about this disease and finding ways to support those affected 
I'd love to see some stats on how many people have been diagnosed with FTD in the US alone...
Emma's post is giving me all the feels, i'm not surprised she's still going strong after everything her hubby has been thru 
let's keep sending positive vibes to the whole Willis family 
what's up with these celebs & there kids? Like, can't they just keep it private for once 
. But seriously, Emma's post is super sweet, love how she's keeping her hubby's diagnosis in the spotlight & raising awareness about FTD 
. But Mabel's smile is exactly what we need more of in this world - a reminder that there's still so much love to give 
.
! Anyway, happy birthday to Mabel and thanks for sharing your love for her, Emma! 
! And it's so cool that she's spreading joy & positivity wherever she goes - we all need more of that in this world 
. But seriously, Emma's post was so sweet, it made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside 
Mabel's got some serious mom-credentials going on 
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