It remains unclear if actor Bruce Willis attended his daughter Tallulah Willis' recent wedding to Justin Acee, as the action star was noticeably absent from photos shared on social media from the event. Willis, 71, has been publicly battling frontotemporal dementia, a condition that has led to his retirement from acting and requires round-the-clock care.
Tallulah, 32, celebrated her marriage with friends and family, including her mother Demi Moore and sisters Scout and Rumer Willis, who served as bridesmaids. However, neither Bruce Willis nor his wife Emma Heming Willis, 50, were visible in the images posted from the rustic ceremony. Representatives for the family have not yet responded to requests for comment.
The wedding took place recently, with the couple obtaining their marriage license in Hailey, Idaho. Tallulah and Acee announced their engagement in December 2024, having been together since January 2023.
Tallulah has been candid about her father's declining health, which the family first attributed to factors like "Hollywood hearing loss" before a formal diagnosis of aphasia in March 2022, which later progressed to frontotemporal dementia in February 2023. In a 2023 piece for Vogue, Tallulah recalled the emotional impact of realizing she might not have her father present to give a speech at her wedding, a moment that occurred for her at a friend's wedding in the summer of 2021.
She described cherishing memories and documenting her father's life, stating, "Every time I go to my dad’s house, I take tons of photos – of whatever I see, the state of things. I’m like an archaeologist, searching for treasure in stuff that I never used to pay much attention to." She also mentioned saving all of his voicemails. Despite his condition, Tallulah noted that her father still recognizes her and brightens when she enters the room.
Emma Heming Willis has previously stated that Bruce is "still very mobile" and in "really great health overall," with his condition primarily affecting his brain. Demi Moore, who was married to Willis for nearly 13 years before their 2000 divorce, has also spoken about the difficulty of witnessing his changes, describing him as once being "so vibrant and strong and so directed."