Billie Lourd’s moving tribute to her mother, Carrie Fisher, on the sixth anniversary of her death

Carrie Fisher passed away at the age of 60 on December 27, 2016. Many of us will always remember that Christmas where we lost our beloved Princess – and later General – Leia Organa. The actress, best known for ‘Star Wars’, and renowned Hollywood screenwriter He was one of the most beloved people in the film business and his absence is still noted on a daily basis.

On the sixth anniversary of her death, her daughter, fellow actress Billie Lourd, shared a beautiful message on Instagram paying tribute to her (and our) Space Mom. In the mail, Lourd celebrates the happy arrival of her second daughter, while complaining that she doesn’t have her mother with her to enjoy this happy moment together.feelings as contradictory as human that the interpreter of ‘American Horror Story’ articulates in a deeply emotional text.

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“It’s been six years since my mom died (I have a feeling it was 2, but 705 at the same time). And unlike most days since she died, this year, these past two weeks, have been among the happiest moments of my life. Giving birth to my daughter and seeing my son meet her were two of the most magical moments I have ever experienced. But with the magic of life often comes the reality of pain. My mother is not here to get to know them and experience that magic. Sometimes the magical moments can also be the hardest. That’s what pain has. I wish my mom was here, but she’s not. So all I can do is hold on to the magic tighter, hold on to my children tighter. Tell them stories about her. Share your favorite things with them. Tell them how much you would have loved them. To anyone experiencing the reality of pain alongside the magic of life, I see you. You are not alone. Don’t ignore either of them. Life can be magical and painful at the same time”.

messages of support and love

Immediately, Lourd’s tribute post to her “mom” was filled with comments from fans and other members of the industry, which added to the memory of the beloved actress and screenwriter. Ryan Murphy, who Lourd worked with on ‘American Horror Story’ and ‘Scream Queens’, left her with a simple and strong image “I love you”. Lily Collins, star of ‘Emily in Paris’ wrote “I send you lots of love”, while Selma Blair (‘Cruel Intentions’) told her: “As you know better than me, she would be extremely happy for you and yours, and would love you dearly. Much love to you, Billiam”. Actors Colton Haynes, Leslie Grossman, Kaitlyn Dever, Michael Rosenbaum and Russell Tovey also joined in with messages of support and love on such an important date.