Demi Moore has marked Bruce Willis’s 71st birthday with a warm tribute on Instagram, sharing photos of her former husband alongside their granddaughter in a post that speaks to the enduring closeness of their blended family.

Moore, 63, posted the snaps on Thursday, 19 March, with one showing Willis receiving a kiss from two-year-old Louetta, the daughter of their eldest child Rumer, while she sat in his lap. 

“All you need is LOVE. Happy birthday, BW!” Moore wrote alongside the post, and shared a further snap on her Instagram Stories with the caption, “Generational birthday love! Happy birthday, BW!”

Willis’s current wife Emma Heming Willis also marked the occasion, using the birthday to shine a light on her newly announced charity, The Emma & Bruce Willis Fund. 

“If you’d like to honour Bruce today, please consider supporting the fund or another organisation working in this space, or simply checking in on a caregiver, a small act of kindness that can mean so much,” Emma, 47, wrote in her tribute.

Willis was diagnosed with aphasia in 2022, followed by frontotemporal dementia, and stepped away from acting at that time. 

Moore, who received an Oscar nomination this year for The Substance, next appears on screen alongside Keke Palmer in Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters, due in cinemas on 22 May. 

She also stars in the Paramount+ series Landman, which has been renewed for a third season.

A terrifying moment was recently caught on camera as an Israeli missile targeted a British journalist associated with Russia Today (RT) during live reporting in Lebanon.

Steven Sweeney, who works for the Russian state funded broadcaster, was filming destruction of a bridge and talking about missile attacks from Israel when one targeted him and hit just a few feet away.

Sweeney said yesterday that targeting journalists was a war crime and today he himself got injured in an attack. He was treated at a hospital for his injuries.

The video footage of the incident shows the exact moment when the missile hit near the journalist, both cameraman and the reporter sustained injuries.

RT posted a video of journalist Ali Rida, also injured in the attack, reporting from Southern Lebanon. Ali said that Israeli forces DELIBERATELY targeted them.

About three hours after the attack, the outlet shared a video message of Sweeney. He said: “It was a precision strike from an Israeli fighter jet. If they think that they are going to silence us, they are very, very much mistaken.”

Israel has intensified its unprovoked, illegal military strikes on Southern Lebanon and had repeatedly targeted civilian infrastructure.

Sweeney also accused Israel of attempting to ethnically cleanse southern Lebanon.

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