00:00Bruce Willis' wife, Emma Hemming Willis, is opening up about how his frontotemporal dementia
00:04diagnosis has affected their family. We've got more on how Emma and her family are navigating
00:09Bruce's dementia battle in today's Page Six headlines. Speaking to Hello! Magazine, Emma
00:15described their family as being in a constant state of grief as they navigate Bruce's illness.
00:20She called the disease devastating, explaining that FTD slowly takes things away from a person,
00:25while saying she wishes there were more accurate information about the different types of dementia.
00:28Emma also addressed questions about whether Bruce still remembers her, saying her answer
00:32is always a resounding yes, and emphasizing that Bruce has FTD, not Alzheimer's. She also praised
00:38Bruce's five daughters for showing up for him, saying each has built her own unique bond with
00:43their father. That bond was on display at Tallulah Willis' August wedding, where Bruce was photographed
00:48celebrating alongside his daughter. Next, Aaron Rodgers is making explosive claims about his
00:53former fiancée, Shailene Woodley, and their breakup. The NFL player reflected on their
00:58December 2020 engagement during an episode of the Not Just Football podcast, claiming Woodley
01:03asked to sleep with another man shortly after accepting his proposal.
01:07A couple days after that, she tells me, you know, before we get married, I gotta go f**k this guy.
01:13He said she took off the engagement ring by March 2021, and claimed they later attempted to reconcile
01:19before Woodley told him she did not want to be with him.
01:22Rodgers also pushed back against Woodley and his other exes discussing their relationships publicly,
01:27saying he wants them to move on with their lives and stop mentioning him.
01:31Finally, Prince Harry reportedly believes King Charles' recent note about his royal status
01:35played a role in Uganda withdrawing from the 2027 Invictus Games.
01:40A Sussex source told ITV News that the withdrawal was a consequence of the Lord Chamberlain's guidance
01:45about Harry and Meghan Markle, which was released on September 7th without consultation.
01:51Charles' letter clarified that the couple remain non-working royals and are private citizens
01:56with commercial and charitable interests, despite their return to the UK.
02:00One day later, Uganda announced it was pulling out of next year's Invictus Games,
02:04with the country's chief of defense forces saying Uganda would not participate in anything
02:09that did not have the king's approval.
02:11The Sussexes have not publicly responded to the letter,
02:14though sources claim they are frustrated with its wording
02:16and prefer to be described as public figures.
02:19Harry founded the Invictus Games in 2014,
02:21and Uganda had only joined the Invictus community in July.
02:25For more of today's biggest stories, head to page6.com.
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