Bruce Willis' family keeps a brave front amid his 'unpredictable' ailment

Bruce Willis and his family are reportedly committed to making the most of their time together. 

As per the latest report of RadarOnline.com, the family is currently operating with a singular focus to maximize the quality of every remaining moment they have with the 71-year-old star.

Sharing more details, an insider tipped, "The entire family is dedicated to making life as comfortable and happy for Bruce as they possibly can. They're making the best of whatever time they have left."

The insider even addressed that the sad truth "is that nobody knows how much longer Bruce has." 

While clinical data from places like the Cleveland Clinic suggests a post-symptom life expectancy of seven to 13 years, the source revealed that the daily anxiety of not knowing if Bruce is facing a "plateau" or a sudden decline. This uncertainty is what makes "putting on a happy face" so emotionally taxing for his loved ones.

This comes after Willis' wife of 18 years, Emma Heming Willis' gave a candid description of the disease highlights the specific cruelty of FTD.

For those unversed, the couple wed in 2009, and welcomed two daughters, Mabel, 13, and Evelyn, 11.

Reportedly, things were going great for the couple until Willis was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2022. 

"All forms of dementia are horrific and terrible," Heming declared, recalling, "but what I had heard ... is that FTD is the worst of the worst."