Growing up the child of a mega-famous performer presumably comes with its own set of unique challenges. It can especially become tricky when you aren’t into the movie that provided your mother with her most iconic role. But that used to be the case…
Growing up the child of a mega-famous performer presumably comes with its own set of unique challenges. It can especially become tricky when you aren’t into the movie that provided your mother with her most iconic role. But that used to be the case for the late Carrie Fisher’s daughter Billie Lourd. Lourd recently revealed that she wasn’t a Star Wars fan growing up. *cue gasps from the fandom*
On Thursday, May 23, Lourd was a guest on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where she opened up about her complicated relationship to the hit franchise.
Cohen started off by asking Lourd what days like May 4, known for the phrase “May the fourth be with you,” felt like for her. She responded, “I kind of dig it. I really dig it, I don’t know. I love Star Wars.
