Emma Willis on Family Traditions and Holiday Spirit
As actor Bruce Willis continues his health battle with dementia, his family places growing importance on cherishing time together. In a recent interview, his wife, Emma Heming Willis, reflected on their cherished holiday traditions and shared thoughts on one of the most enduring seasonal debates: whether Die Hard qualifies as a Christmas movie.
Family First During the Holidays
Emma spoke about creating a warm, meaningful holiday atmosphere that centers on unity and gratitude. She emphasized that family rituals—such as decorating the tree, cooking favorite meals, and enjoying quiet moments together—have become even more special in recent years.
“It’s all about being present and creating lasting memories with our family,” she said, highlighting the emotional value of togetherness.
The “Die Hard” Christmas Question
When asked whether Bruce’s iconic 1988 action film Die Hard is indeed a Christmas movie, Emma responded with good humor. She shared that while opinions differ, for their family, it often becomes part of the holiday watch list simply because it holds sentimental value.
“For us, it absolutely counts,” she said, laughing. “It’s tradition at this point.”
Gratitude and Reflection
Emma also spoke about approaching the season with gratitude and mindfulness, using the holidays as a reminder to savor every moment with loved ones. Despite the challenges Bruce faces, she expressed deep appreciation for the outpouring of public support and compassion.
“We feel the love, and it truly means a lot to us,” she added.
Author’s summary: Emma Heming Willis shared how her family focuses on gratitude, love, and memory-making during the holidays while embracing Die Hard as a heartfelt Christmas tradition.
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