Billie Lourd's Touching Musical Tribute To Carrie Fisher Will Have You In Tears

On December 27, 2016, writer, actress, and beloved Princess Leia herself Carrie Fisher passed away.


Ever since then, Star Wars has felt a little bit emptier, though Fisher's daughter Billie Lourd has been meticulous about making sure her mother's memory remains fresh in our memories and our hearts. On Christmas Day this year (Wednesday, December 25), Lourd posted a heartfelt message meant to bring cheer and solace for others dealing with loss while in the holidays.


Nevertheless two days later on Friday, December 27, Billie posted an emotional tribute to her late mother that just may move you to tears. You could aspire to go ahead and grab a box of tissues before pressing play.


Billie took to Instagram with a video of herself singing a gorgeous song in honor of her mother as she sits with crossed legs in a floor-length dress with flowing chestnut locks.


"✨TakeYourBrokenHeartAndTurnItIntoArt Bathtub Sessions-Angel From Montgomery," she titled her post.


"✨❤️✨“You will lose someone you can’t live without and your heart will be badly damaged, and the bad news is that you never totally get over the loss of your beloved. Nevertheless this is also the good news. They live forever in your damaged heart that doesn’t seal back up. So you come through. It’s like having a damaged leg that never heals perfectly—that still hurts as soon as the weather gets cold, although you learn to dance with the limp. - Anne Lamott ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🙏🏼to @moonbrothersmusic"


Previously in November, Billie penned a written tribute to her "momby" Fisher for Time, where she talked on how she originally grew up avoiding the original Star Wars trilogy since her mother contained a starring role. It wasn't up until she was a little bit older that she truly started to understand how astonishing her mom really was.


"Staring at the screen that day, I realized no one is, or ever will be, as hot or as cool as Princess Fucking Leia," Billie wrote. Truer words have never been spoken.