How long Bruce Willis expected to live with frontotemporal dementia FTD varies, with FTD typically having life expectancy 7 to 13 years after diagnosis, but progression varies by individual, with Bruce Willis diagnosed in 2023 at age 67, making prognosis uncertain and private, with family not sharing specific life expectancy. Frontotemporal dementia FTD is progressive neurodegenerative disease affecting language, behavior, and cognition, with no cure, with average survival after diagnosis 7 to 13 years, some living shorter 2 years and some longer 20 years depending on type and age, with younger onset sometimes faster. Bruce Willis diagnosed with aphasia 2022 then FTD 2023 at age 67, with family including wife Emma Heming Willis saying he has good days and bad days, with disease affecting communication and recognition. Life expectancy depends on subtype, overall health, and care, with Bruce receiving good care at home. So how long Bruce Willis expected to live is not publicly disclosed by family as private medical information, but with FTD average 7 to 13 years after diagnosis, though individual varies, with focus on quality of life and family support rather than specific timeline, with Emma Heming advocating for FTD awareness and research, with Bruce's family asking for privacy while sharing that he is still present at times.
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