Former U.S. President George W. Bush, now 78, joyfully announced the birth of his new grandson on social media.
On Tuesday, August 6, Bush shared a heartfelt photo on Instagram to celebrate the arrival of his daughter Barbara Pierce Bush’s second child with husband Craig Coyne. The couple, who already have a 2-year-old daughter, Cora Georgia, welcomed their son, Edward Finn, just days earlier.
In the sweet photo, Barbara and Craig are seen in a hospital bed, tenderly holding their newborn as they gaze at him with joy. “Welcome to the world, Edward Finn Coyne. @laurawbush and I are proud grandparents of our newest blessing, born on August 4 and lovingly named in honor of his great-grandfathers,” Bush captioned the post. He added, “Congratulations to Barbara, Craig, and big sister Cora Georgia.”
Barbara’s twin sister, Jenna Bush Hager, was the first to share the happy news on Monday, August 5. Jenna, co-anchor of the Today show, expressed her excitement about becoming an aunt again on Instagram, writing, “My sissy had a little mister and I fell madly in love with Edward Finn! ❤️💗👼.”
Jenna’s post included a series of photos from the family’s special moments after Edward’s birth. In one, Jenna is seen feeding her new nephew, while another shows Barbara cradling Edward with Jenna admiring the scene. A third photo captures Edward peacefully resting in his mother’s arms.
Though Jenna didn’t share specific birth details, one of the photos shows Edward wearing a hat from NYU Langone Health, suggesting Barbara may have given birth at the prestigious New York City hospital.
This is not the first time George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, have expressed their joy over becoming grandparents. When Barbara and Craig welcomed their daughter Cora in September 2021, the Bushes released a statement to announce the news.
“With full hearts, @laurawbush and I are delighted to announce the birth of our new granddaughter. Barbara gave birth to Cora Georgia Coyne on September 27, 2021, in Maine – not far from our family home where Barbara and Craig were married,” the couple shared at the time. “Cora is healthy and adorable, and we are proud and grateful.”
Now, with the addition of Edward Finn, the Bush family has even more to celebrate!
Bruce Willis: A Remarkable Life
Fast forward to the present, and there’s a renewed interest in Bruce Willis’s career, specifically his iconic role in the 80s TV show “Moonlighting.” The show, also known as “Maddie & David,” has made a comeback on a streaming platform, thrilling fans worldwide. Glenn Gordon Caron, the creator of the series and a close friend of Willis, shared some touching insights about their recent interactions.
Glenn revealed that he has seen Willis’s health decline rapidly. Despite this, Willis remains enthusiastic about the comeback of “Moonlighting.” Glenn confessed that he tries to maintain regular contact with his dear friend and his family, acknowledging the significant impact the illness has had on Willis’s life.
Although Bruce Willis’s condition has affected his ability to communicate verbally, Glenn acknowledges that the essence of Willis remains intact. Glenn marvels at Willis’s recognition when they meet and describes him as a truly remarkable individual. Though he may have lost some linguistic abilities, Glenn emphasizes the enduring spirit of Bruce Willis.
In an interview with the New York Post, Glenn shared his admiration for his friend, highlighting the immense joy for life that Willis possessed. Each day brought enthusiasm and a zest for living to the fullest. It is this spirit that captivated those fortunate enough to spend time with him.
A Journey Filled with Love and Compassion
Bruce Willis’s wife, Emma Heming Willis, has been a pillar of strength throughout his battle with illness. In a recent appearance on the Today show, she bravely discussed the impact of dementia, both on the person diagnosed and their loved ones. Emma, who has two daughters with Bruce, emphasized that receiving a dementia diagnosis is a challenging experience for the entire family.
Emma admits that uncertainty clouds Bruce’s awareness of his illness. However, she finds solace in being the primary caregiver and having a comprehensive understanding of the disease. While it is undoubtedly painful, Emma sees it as both a blessing and a curse – a way to navigate this difficult journey alongside her husband.
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