Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds to Be Buried Together

Carrie Fisher and her mom Debbie Reynolds may have a joint funeral and be buried collectively on the Hollywood Hills’ Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

“My mom and my sister are collectively proper now,” Todd Fisher stated Friday after the Los Angeles Coroners Office launched Carrie Fisher’s physique again to the household following an examination into her reason for demise; the outcomes of preliminary checks had been inconclusive, TMZ reports.

The actress who portrayed Star Wars‘ Princess Leia died December 27th, 4 days after struggling an enormous cardiac episode aboard a Los Angeles-bound aircraft. A day after Fisher’s demise, Reynolds, the Fifties icon greatest identified for her position in Singin’ within the Rain, died following what Todd Fisher described as a “extreme stroke.”

“She stated, ‘I wish to be with Carrie,'” Todd Fisher stated (through The Associated Press). “And then she was gone.” In an interview with 20/20 set to air Friday night time, Fisher added of his mom’s demise, “She did not die of a damaged coronary heart. She simply left to be with Carrie.”

Todd Fisher didn’t reveal when the funeral will happen however added that it could be non-public. The household can also be discussing a public memorial, however no plans have been made. Fans nationwide have held lightsaber vigils for Fisher since her demise.

According to TMZ, Reynolds selected Forest Lawn’s Hollywood Hills location – the place stars like Bette Davis, Lucille Ball, Buster Keaton, Florence Henderson and Paul Walker are interred – as a result of she liked Liberace, who additionally rests on the memorial park; Reynolds portrayed Liberace’s mom within the 2013 biopic Behind the Candelabra.

Earlier Friday, HBO introduced that the community has pushed up the broadcast date of Bright Lights, a documentary about Reynolds and Fisher’s relationship, to January seventh.