In a cruel twist of fate, the world lost two extraordinary women within 24 hours. Carrie Fisher, the indomitable actress and writer, passed away at the age of 60 from a heart attack on December 27, 2016. The grief didn’t stop there—just one day later, her beloved mother, Debbie Reynolds, suffered a fatal stroke at 84. “I do miss them both so much,” Todd Fisher, Debbie’s son and Carrie’s brother, recently shared with ABC News. “But they left behind an incredible legacy, filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable moments.”
Todd’s words carry a mix of sorrow and gratitude. He acknowledges the void their passing has left but also celebrates the richness of their lives. “Every day, I think about my girls,” he added. “They visit me in my dreams, sending their love as they always did when they were here with us.”
Fans around the globe will soon have the chance to experience even more of Carrie’s brilliance. “We have a treasure trove of her artifacts, writings, and personal items that will eventually be shared with everyone,” Todd revealed. Carrie wasn’t just the iconic Princess Leia; she was also a bestselling author, penning novels like Postcards From the Edge. Her wit and wisdom touched millions, and Todd assures fans that there’s much more to come.
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One of the most anticipated releases is Carrie’s final appearance as Princess Leia in the ninth Star Wars film, scheduled for release in December 2019. “There’s so much unused footage, new content that can seamlessly integrate into the storyline,” Todd explained. “It’s going to feel like it was always meant to be, like it was filmed just yesterday. Fans are going to love it.”
On the two-year anniversary of Carrie’s passing, her daughter, Billie Lourd, honored her mother in a deeply personal way. Billie, now 26, posted a heartfelt video to Instagram, capturing herself singing “These Days” by Nico. “We both loved singing together, so I decided to do something special that connects us,” she captioned the clip. “This song reminds me to keep moving forward, even when life feels heavy. If you’re feeling lost or down, I hope this encourages you to keep on moving too.”
Todd Fisher continues to honor his sister and mother through his words and actions. “Every single day, I remember my girls and do what I can to keep their memories alive,” he wrote on Twitter. “They were a part of my life every moment, and now, they’re a part of my dreams. Their love is eternal, just as it always was.”
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