Billie Lourd says her comedic family helped her with her acting skills.
The 32-year-old actress, whose mother was Carrie Fisher and whose grandmother was Debbie Reynolds, said that growing up in an ultra-talented family helped her establish her career.
“I’d say definitely the comedy is in the genetics,” she told People in a new interview.
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Will & Grace is a fan-favorite show that is still airing in syndication to this day!
The popular comedy series, which aired on NBC, ran for 11 seasons total, between it’s original run and the 2017 revival, and racked up 96 Emmy award nominations. The show picked up 18 wins, including acting wins for all four stars!
Throughout it’s life, Will & Grace only featured only four series regulars – Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes – but it also had a stacked roster of big name guest stars, including Harry Connick Jr, Cher, Gene Wilder, Debbie Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez and many more. There were even several actors who had major recurring roles.
Outside of the hit show, the four stars have gone on to star in many other projects each, from television to film, and even Broadway!
We’re taking a look at the net worth of the main series stars, as well as several guest stars who have appeared throughout ten episodes or more.
Keep reading inside to find out who the richest Will & Grace star is…
Can you believe it’s been over 26 years since Will & Grace first premiered?!
The NBC comedy series featured only four series regulars – Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes – along with quite the roster of big name guest stars, including Harry Connick Jr, Cher, Gene Wilder, Debbie Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez and many more. There were even several actors who had major recurring roles.
Between it’s original run and it’s 2017 revival, Will & Grace went on for 11 seasons total, and racked up 96 Emmy award nominations. The comedy even picked up 18 wins, including acting wins for all four stars!
Outside of the hit show, the four stars have gone on to star in many other projects each, from television to film, and even Broadway!
We’re taking a look at the net worths of the main series stars, as well as several guest stars who have appeared throughout ten episodes or more.
Keep reading inside to find out who the richest Will & Grace star is…
Will & Grace is nearly 26 years old!
The NBC comedy first premiered in September 1998, with it’s original run ending in 2006. It was then revived in September 2017 and ran through April 2020.
With only four series regulars – Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes – the series centered on Will and Grace, who are best friends and roommates. With pals Karen and Jack, it’s all fair game for this outspoken foursome, from sex and dating to cutting cultural commentary.
The show ran for 11 seasons total, between it’s original run and the revival. All episodes of the original and the revival are currently available to stream on Hulu!
Throughout it’s years, the show has seen numerous big name guest stars, including Harry Connick Jr, Cher, Gene Wilder, Debbie Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez and many more.
The series was loved by both fans and critics, earning 96 Emmy nominations with 18 wins, including acting wins for each cast member.
Outside of the hit show, the four stars have gone on to star in many other projects each, from television to film, and even Broadway!
We’re taking a look at the net worths of the main series stars, as well as several guest stars who have appeared throughout ten episodes or more.
Find out who the richest Will & Grace star is inside…
Billie Lourd is remembering her late grandma Debbie Reynolds.
The 27-year-old American Horror Story actress took to Instagram on Saturday (December 28) to honor her late grandma with a throwback photo of the two of them on the third anniversary of her death.
The day before, Billie remembered her late mom Carrie Fisher with a beautiful song on the anniversary of her death.
Carrie suffered a heart attack on an airplane from London to Los Angeles on December 23, 2016 and she died four days later. Debbie died the next day after suffering a stroke while planning her daughter‘s funeral.
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It has been three years since the deaths of legendary actresses Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds and now more details have been revealed about their final days.
Carrie suffered a medical emergency on an airplane from London to Los Angeles on December 23, 2016 and she died four days later. Her mother Debbie died the next day after suffering a stroke while planning Carrie‘s funeral.
Now, a friend of the family has revealed that Debbie had already set the dinner table for their Christmas celebration before the tragedy happened.
“When Carrie was flying in on the plane [from London], Debbie had already made sure the table was set. The menu, everything,” writer Sue Cameron told People. “But there was no Christmas dinner. The table just sat there.”
Sue also opened up about Debbie‘s love of the holiday.
“Debbie kept a Christmas tree up 24 hours a day, all year,” she said. “Debbie just loved Christmas.”
“I think in a way they’ve never left because there are constant reminders about their lives,” she added. “It’s almost as if they’ve never really gone. Star Wars is back and Carrie’s daughter, Billie, is becoming a star.”
Here’s some casting news that might make you tear up – Billie Lourd is going to play the granddaughter of her late grandma Debbie Reynolds‘ character on Will & Grace!
The 27-year-old actress has been cast on the final season of the NBC comedy series as Fiona, the niece of Debra Messing‘s Grace and daughter of Grace’s sister played by Mary McCormack.
You might remember that Debbie played Grace’s mom Bobbi Adler on the original run of the sitcom.
Billie will tape the episode of September 25 and Fiona will be reconnecting with her “cool aunt,” according to Deadline.
“The episode is especially meaningful because of Billie’s relationship to the show,” Will & Grace co-creator/executive producer Max Mutchnick said. “We’re thrilled to have Billie. And best of all – she’s really good.”
You can also see Billie right now on the FX series American Horror Story: 1984.
