Emma Frances Heming Willis, born in Malta, is an American and British model and an entrepreneur. The forty-five-year-old model lived in North London, California. Her father is British, while her mother is Guyanese.
Emma modeled for two modeling agencies, The Lions in New York and Visage Management in Zurich. Talks related to Emma and her husband, Bruce Willis, increased when she updated media about her husband’s deteriorating health condition.
She learned through the process and talked openly, feeling no shame. Emma won The British Elle supermodel competition conducted by The Big Breakfast in the early 90s. The Big Breakfast was the UK morning television show. It is how she was spotted and signed by Lorraine Ashton, a model agency.
Emma Heming Career
Emma performed as a model for fashion shows like Chanel, Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Paco Rabanne, Emanuel Ungaro, Maska, Valentino, Herve Leger, John Galliano, Christian Dior, Thierry Mugler, and Ralph Lauren.
Emma used to directly interact with the customers to drive consumer demand while working as a spokesmodel for La Senza. It is a Canadian lingerie and intimate apparel retailer.
She also appeared in advertisements for various clothing retailers, cosmetic companies, hairstylists, and hair care brands such as John Frieda, Redken, Dior Bronze, Escada, Garnier, Palmers, Intimissimi, and Gap.
Moreover, Emma appeared on the covers of international fashion and fitness magazines like Shape, Elle, Town and Country, W, Glamour, and Elle Décor. Maxim Magazine considered her one of the top hundred beautiful women in the world in 2005.
Emma Heming Willis’s Net Worth
Emma Heming Willis’s Net Worth is $5 million. She resides with her husband, Bruce Willis, in Los Angeles and owns Jaguars, Mercedes, and Bentleys, though she is not crazy for cars.
She appeared in The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show as a performer conducted in Bryant Park, New York City. The episode aired on 15 November 2001 on ABC.
Reportedly, the Victoria’s Secret models are the highest-paid models internationally. Emma played Model #3 in Perfume (2001) and the girl at the club in ‘Three’s Company’ episode of Entourage (2006).
Make Time Wellness, her brain health supplement brand, contributes to her income significantly. She sells four products under the brand name, two for $49 and two for $24. It was made for busy women. Emma’s formula benefits their brain, body, and beauty, respectively.
Emma donates 5% of every purchase to a non-profit organization, Hilarity for Charity, which helps the families of Alzheimer patients. The organization also contributes to research and education related to brain health.
In 2007, Emma appeared as Donna in Perfect Stranger and Nethew in The Comebacks. The former grossed $73.5 million, and the latter only $13.5 million at the box office. She appeared as Kelly in the action comedy film, Red 2 (2013), which grossed $148.1 million at the box office.
Emma Heming Willis’s Personal Life
Emma married Bruce Willis, a then-American actor, on 21 March 2009 in the Turks and Caicos Islands after Bruce divorced Demi Moore. Bruce and Demi have three daughters.
Emma launched her new supplement brand, Make Time Wellness, to support the brain’s health. Her husband, Bruce, was diagnosed with aphasia in March 2022, which progressed to frontotemporal dementia in February 2023. Assassin, released on 21 March 2023, is his last film till now.
According to Emma, a person diagnosed with aphasia struggles to understand what is written or said. Moreover, one with frontotemporal dementia cannot frame their thoughts in meaningful sentences.
It is not a disease. Instead, it is a disorder that occurs when brain cells destroy proteins in the brain’s frontal and temporal lobes. According to Alzheimer’s Research UK, frontotemporal dementia affects people aged between 45 and 64, and Bruce is 68.
Emma was unaware of the term ‘brain health’ till she met doctors after experiencing fogginess and short-term memory. She realized that a healthy brain benefits the whole body.
Emma consumed numerous supplements to nourish her brain’s health and felt uneasy. So, she co-founded Make Time Wellness with Helen Christine to pack all beneficial vitamins into a single product.
Emma knows science cannot reverse cognitive decline, but a healthy lifestyle can help us prevent it. It is how she wants to change the future.
