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Emma Heming reveals painful emotions over Bruce Willis’ dementia
Bruce Willis’ wife Emma Heming opened up about her raw feelings and thoughts after her husband was diagnosed with dementia.
The wife of the legendary actor confessed to grief expert and author David Kessler that she felt “anger and resentment” after Bruce was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2023, via Radaronline.com.
It is pertinent to mention that the 70-year-old actor retired from acting in 2022 amid his battle with aphasia.
In the touching conversation, Emma said to the expert, “When we received that diagnosis, you know, we walked out of there with nothing. With no hope, no support, no road map.
“It was just ‘check back in in a couple months’, and we were sent on our way.”
She went on to say, “And I thought, ‘How could this be? How are people being diagnosed and pushed out the door with no support?”
And this question became her inspiration to write a book and share her experience in her memoir, The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope, and Yourself on the Caregiving Path.
Moreover, Emma also dished on her emotions she went through after Bruce’s diagnosis.
She wrote, “The most jarring ones for me were the anger and the resentment that I started to feel. I had so much shame, and just felt like a horrible person because I was having these feelings.”
Selena Gomez is offering a candid look at life as a newlywed nearly two months after marrying Benny Blanco.
The 33-year-old singer and actress appeared on Apple Music this week for an interview with Zane Lowe, who congratulated her on finding “happiness with someone” to share her life with.
Gomez agreed that married life has been deeply fulfilling so far. “I definitely can agree to that. It has been such a dream so far,” she said.
She added that she expects any long-term relationship to have its “ebbs and flows,” but called Blanco “the most beautiful person I could do that with.”
Gomez and Blanco, 37, got married on September 27 in Santa Barbara, after going public late last year.
The Screen Actors Guild Awards are now called the Actor Awards.
The show commonly known as the SAG Awards will officially become the Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA in its next incarnation on March 1, 2026, when Netflix will stream the ceremony as it has since 2023.
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The move was announced Friday to the board of SAG-AFTRA, the union that presents the awards and represents U.S. film and television actors, among others.
The SAG Awards began in 1995 to annually recognize performances in movies and prime-time TV. They have become an increasingly prominent part of Hollywood’s awards season, in part because all of its nominees and winners tend to be famous faces. It generally comes just before the Academy Awards and is considered a key Oscar bellwether.
SAG-AFTRA explained the change on its website:
“Since the show started over 30 years ago, our iconic statuette has always been called The Actor, and simply evolving the show’s name to align with the award itself made obvious sense,” SAG-AFTRA said. “We wanted to provide clearer recognition in terms of what the show is about for our domestic and global audiences – we honor actors in film and television.”
The organization said the change has been discussed for some time, but didn’t get more specific.
Prince Harry is said to be urging Meghan Markle to join him on a trip to the UK.
Following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s appearance at the star-studded Kardashian party, insiders claimed that Harry wants to reconnect with his roots.
The sources told Closer Magazine that while Meghan had a “dream night” at Kris Jenner’s party, Harry on the other hand found the experience “awkward.”
Now, the son of King Charles is “pleading” with his wife to plan a trip to the UK.
“He’s very homesick right now and pleading with Meghan to line up a trip or two to the UK, but she won’t hear of it,” the source shared.
Adding, “For her, this is a time to grab opportunity with both hands and there’s no reason or excuse for Harry to be moaning or acting like a brat.”
“She needs him on top form and playing the game right now, instead of pining for the boring old life they left behind five years ago. She simply won’t tolerate it,” the source noted.
When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrived to California after stepping down from their royal roles, the couple socialized with “very different crowd.”
“There was a time when dinner invitations were coming in from the Obamas, George Clooney and even Steven Spielberg, but that didn’t last, and now they’ve found themselves in a totally different social set,” the source said.
However, the Duke of Sussex has never “been the type that wants to meet people just for the sake of making connections,” the source noted. “Harry’s never been the type to care about status or networking, he’s perfectly content keeping his circle small, but in some ways he is quite a snob.”
Yet, Harry “understands” that his wife the Duchess of Sussex “needs to be out there building her brand, and he respects that, but that doesn’t mean he enjoys it or wants to be dragged along.”
“He finds it all very performative and fake, whereas Meghan seems to thrive on the whole scene. They’re not aligned at all and only time will tell if Harry will continue to grin and bear it,” the source also added.
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