An American tabloid reports that the Die Hard star’s condition has noticeably worsened. “In his behaviour, Willis is now like a baby, curiously staring at some object,” sources say. The family spends $40,000 a month on his care — Willis has a separate house adapted to his needs, with round-the-clock carers. “His separate house is very bright and cosy, and there are always people around him who help keep a positive mood. Carers and relatives are with him, and his older daughters visit often. Bruce doesn’t sit in front of the TV all day. What makes him happiest is ice cream or a ride in the car. He loves listening to Neil Diamond songs,” people close to the family said. As for Willis’s famous friends, they rarely come to Bruce’s house now. “That’s just how the business is. As soon as you stop working, all these glamorous friends forget about you. In this town, celebrities increasingly ask: ‘Who is Bruce?’ He is being forgotten,” his wife said recently.
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