News about Patti Davis

Patti Davis, Ronald Reagan's daughter, believes that older presidential candidates should be given cognitive assessments. President Reagan was 69-years-old when he was inaugurated in 1981, making him the country's oldest president at the time. At the age of 77, he resigned after two terms. However, the last two presidents of the United States have smashed Reagan's record.

Patti Davis, 71, of Ronald and Nancy Reagan's daughter, reveals that her mother's out-of-wedlock pregnancy was the reason for her parents' union. Reagan, who divorcing his first wife, actress Jane Wyman, was joking about it and was not about to get married again,' writes Davis.' Dear Mom and Dad: A Letter About Family, Memory, and the America We Never Knew is out on February 6.

Patti Davis, 70, cautioned Bruce Willis' family that travelling would be 'harder than my family's' as the actor's illness is different from her father's. After announcing her illness openly, she also said that the family will benefit many Americans, much as her father's 1994 declaration. Bruce's diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia was revealed last week, a year after he stopped acting.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Meghan has muted patiently during Harry's multiple-interview mauling of his family, while still earning millions with Spare. Is there anything left to say? Meghan kept a meticulous journal during her two-year ordeal in the royal gilded cage, according to Harry. She confessed to writing a diary to keep herself 'anchored' in a 2020 mental health podcast. 'I think journalling is a really useful thing,' she mused.' With Penguin Random House expecting two more books for its £16million, who can say if Princess Pepys can resist the temptation to publish her truth?

Patti Davis, 70, wrote her own enthralling memoir The Way I See It in 1992. She is now advising Prince Harry ahead of the publication of his own memoir Spare. Davis advised the Prince to 'be quiet' and that he'll regret his memoir. Some years ago, someone asked me what I would say to my younger self if I could.' I replied without hesitating: 'That's simple.' "Be quiet," she said. She said that her own justification for her book was similar to Harry's, and that she came to regret writing and had to apologize to her father. She also urged Harry to consider William and Charles' viewpoints.