Debbie Reynolds’ Heartbreaking Last Words: Yearning to Reunite with Carrie

A mere day following the tragic passing of her daughter Carrie Fisher due to a heart attack, Debbie Reynolds breathed her last at the age of 84.

Her final sentiments regarding Fisher were profoundly poignant.

In a conversation with her son Todd, she expressed, “I feel her absence keenly.

I yearn to be reunited with Carrie.”

Todd Fisher, confirming his mother's desire, disclosed to Variety that “She longed to be by Carrie's side.”

From Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Fisher shared that they are all devastated as Reynolds has now joined Carrie in the afterlife.

The weight of losing her sister on Tuesday proved too heavy a burden for Reynolds to bear.

Carrie Fisher had been under medical care since the previous Friday.

In a touching Facebook post made on Tuesday, Reynolds paid tribute to her daughter, expressing her gratitude to those who have cherished and recognized Carrie's extraordinary talents and gifts.

Acknowledging the outpouring of supportive thoughts and prayers, Reynolds conveyed her belief that these sentiments would guide her daughter on her journey to the next realm.

She signed off as “Love Carries Mother.”

Carrie Fisher, renowned for her portrayal of Princess Leia in the iconic “Star Wars” series, succumbed to a heart attack while aboard a London-bound flight to Los Angeles, at the age of 60.

Reynolds rose to fame early in her career.

Despite limited prior dance experience, she was cast in the lead role in “Singin' in the Rain” by studio mogul Louis B. Mayer, despite initial objections from actor Gene Kelly.

At just 19 years old, Reynolds found herself sharing the screen with two legendary dancers, Donald O'Connor and