Bruce Willis, Demi Moores daughter describes ironclad family ahead of dementia-battling dads 70th

Bruce Willis’ family is gearing up to celebrate his milestone 70th birthday.Bruce and Demi Moore’s daughter, Scout, shared a glimpse of what their strong family unit has in store for the celebration, as he continues to battle dementia. “You know, as we always celebrate,” Scout, 33, told Fox News Digital at the Cure Addiction Now inaugural fundraising evening, hosted at The Beverly Hills Hotel, when asked about the family’s plans for Bruce’s birthday.“We are a huge unit.We are very supportive of one another, and it’s sort of like ironclad… we are so loving with one another.

… I think that is the foundation of everything we do.”Cure Addiction Now (CAN), is a nonprofit dedicated to funding innovative research into substance-use disorders (SUD).The Inaugural Fundraising Evening, which took place Monday, featured an auction and a live performance by Canadian-American singer Rufus Wainwright.At the event, Cure Addiction Now raised $800,000.Scout’s comments came after her mother, Moore, swept through awards season with her latest project, “The Substance.”She continued to praise her mother for her work in the sci-fi horror movie. “It means everything to me because my mom is one of my favorite people on earth, and I’m so deeply proud of her,” Scout told Fox News Digital.“I have watched the amount of work that she’s put in, and I’ve watched different moments where I think she’s not been recognized for these really pivotal, culturally shifting moments that she’s been a part of,” she explained. Scout added, “To watch everyone come together and feel themselves in her story, and in her vulnerability, is really profound to me.”During her Hollywood comeback year, Moore was nominated for best actress by the Academy.

She also took home her first Golden Globe at age 62.“Being nominated for an Oscar is an incredible honor and these last few months have been beyond my wildest dreams,” Moore said in a statement.“Truly, there ...