Billie Lourd Reflects on Grief and Gratitude 8 Years After Carrie Fisher’s Death

The actress shared a heartfelt tribute to her mother, describing grief as a blend of pain and appreciation for life’s moments.

Billie Lourd marked the eighth anniversary of her mother Carrie Fisher's death with an emotional Instagram post, sharing a childhood photo and reflections on grief.
Lourd described the day as an 'emotional tropical storm,' balancing sorrow with moments of light brought by her children, Kingston and Jackson.
She quoted author Anne Lamott, comparing grief to 'a broken leg that never heals perfectly' but learning to 'dance with the limp.'
Lourd acknowledged that her grief has deepened her appreciation for life’s small moments, expressing gratitude for her mother’s enduring presence in her family’s lives.
Carrie Fisher, best known for her iconic role as Princess Leia, passed away in 2016 at age 60, followed by her mother Debbie Reynolds one day later at age 84.