Debbie Reynolds Was Ready To Go, Todd Fisher Shares His Mother's State After Carrie Fisher's Death
Todd Fisher recently shared about the state of his mother Debbie Reynolds right after his sister Carrie Fisher died. Reynolds died a day after Carrie Fisher's death.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Todd shared that Reynolds was acting differently the night after his sister Carrie died. He noted that he felt his mother was trying to ask permission from him that she wanted to be with Carrie that time.
It is also reported that Reynolds was trying to explain to her son that she wanted to be with Carrie that time. It seems that the death of Carrie was not easy for Reynolds. Todd also shared that his mother was not dramatic right after Carrie's death. In fact, Reynolds understood everything about the death.
It can be remembered that Carrie Fisher died in December last year suffering from a heart attack. Carrie is known for her iconic "Star Wars" role as Princess Leia. She even returned in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" as General Leia Organa. She also finished her part in the upcoming "Star Wars" film "The Last Jedi" before she passed away according to Comic Book.
The report also indicated that Carrie's role in "The Last Jedi" will not be altered just because she passed away. The "Star Wars" films will continue as they are made. Carrie's death had been a shock to many fans and her mother soon passed away right after her.
Meanwhile, USA Today reported that Todd had been more devastated by the death of Carrie than from his mother Reynolds. He shared that Carrie was back into her creative self.
Carrie and Reynolds were buried right after a private memorial in their home in Jan. 6. The mother and daughter were close and had gone a day after the other.
