I guess she just couldn't cope that her daughter had died. :( :(



http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/debbie-reynolds-dead-at-84/ar-BBxFmOT?li=BBnb7Kz

Just saw it on the news. It must be heartbreaking for their families. :(
:rip: Debbie Reynolds

This is just so sad. God Bless her. :(

Very very sad. Perhaps the loss of her beloved daughter was too much for her. Debbie was so ultra-talented and looked FANTASTIC. I know I'll really miss her.

:rip:

How awful and incredibly tragic.:( May she RIP.

I always liked Debbie. One of my favorite classic movies was Singing in the Rain. She died from a broken heart. I guess the only consolation is that she and Carrie are together again. :(

Always liked her, too. A lot of movies to think about, but "Bundle of Joy" sure stands out - she was pregnant while filming it. Carrie's film debut, instead of "Shampoo", perhaps.

Very sad, tragic for the family!Carrie and now Debbie esp. at the holidays! :( But they are together now for eternity! Debbie probably died of a broken heart over her daughter, so sad that this all happened!:(

RIP Debbie

I posted this in the move section but it's probably better here:


About 15 years ago my aunt was on a flight from LA to Las Vegas. She happened to sit next to Debbie Reynolds. My aunt is a very talkative lady. The flight is only about 1/2 hour and she said that by the time the flight was over she and Debbie were best friends. Very sad to hear but not a huge shock. When something like this happens to someone they can lose the will to live very fast. I love old movies and Debbie's were a treat. I just wish they had gone in reverse order so Debbie wouldn't have had to suffer this.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/debbie-reynolds%e2%80%99-last-words-%e2%80%98i-want-to-be-with-carrie%e2%80%99-son-says/ar-BBxFqyH?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=iehp

Debbie Reynolds’ Last Words: ‘I Want to Be with Carrie,’ Son Says

Debbie Reynolds, who died at the age of 84 on Wednesday, was only thinking about daughter Carrie Fisher in her final moments.



The Singin’ in the Rain icon told her son, Todd Fisher, hours before her stroke: “I miss her so much, I want to be with Carrie,” according to TMZ.



Todd also spoke to Variety, saying “She wanted to be with Carrie.”



Reynolds was at her and Fisher’s Beverly Hills property when she had to be rushed to the hospital for a possible stroke on Wednesday afternoon, PEOPLE confirmed.



Fisher died on Tuesday at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack onboard a plane.

On Tuesday, Reynolds had taken to social media to thank fans for their support in the wake of her daughter’s death.



“Thank you to everyone who has embraced the gifts and talents of my beloved and amazing daughter,” Reynolds, 84, said on Facebook. “I am grateful for your thoughts and prayers that are now guiding her to her next stop.”



Reynolds had one of those classic Hollywood discovery stories. Born Mary Frances Reynolds in El Paso, Texas, to parents Maxine and Raymond, she moved with the family around age 7 to Burbank, California. It was in the Miss Burbank beauty pageant, when Reynolds was 16, that a talent scout from Warner Bros. discovered her and signed her to a contract with the powerhouse studio.



Asked what the turning point was in her career, Reynolds told PEOPLE in 2011, “Winning this contest, which was unusual. My suit came from the Salvation Army … I didn’t have high heels. There were talent scouts, and they thought I was a funny little kid. They took me to Warner Brothers and signed me up.”



Reynolds also took it upon herself to heal fractured relationships. After years of tension with daughter Carrie, the two had a rapprochement, maintaining a close relationship until Reynolds’ death. Reynolds even made up with Taylor, approaching her on the Queen Elizabeth cruise ship and rekindling a friendship of “many, many years,” she recalled. They starred together in the 2001 TV movie These Old Broads, written by Carrie.

What do we know about son Todd. Married with children ??

What do we know about son Todd. Married with children ??
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Fisher

What a two punch. I can only imagine the heartache their family is feeling now. I heard there's talk of a double funeral. I think both women led full amazing lives and deserve their own service, but that's just me.

What a two punch. I can only imagine the heartache their family is feeling now. I heard there's talk of a double funeral. I think both women led full amazing lives and deserve their own service, but that's just me.

I agree with you Janice. Each lady deserves it. It could be that the family wants closure as soon as possible. I really can't blame them. It's been a rough time for all. :( But I do feel separate funerals would be better as each woman had her own circle of friends . On the other hand the family
probably doesn't want to go through the pain of 2 funerals so close together. It will be interesting to see how it will be done.

It was spooky how they both passed away one right after the other. I guess Debbie didn't want to go on living without Carrie, they must have had a very close mother/daughter relationship. R.I.P. to both and prayers for the family.

Rest in peace.