Four years ago the world lost Carrie Fisher and today Twitter users and fans have been celebrating her on the social media platform.
I remember that I cried off and on for days after she and Debbie Reynolds passed away.
Let’s take a look!
4 years later and we still miss you. Thanks for my childhood and being the strong, female character I looked up to. #CarrieFisher pic.twitter.com/lQGpTcAJPb
— Abigail Hirsch (@abigailsahirsch) December 27, 2020
Nobody talk to me. I will be crying today. #CarrieFisher #AlwaysWithUs 💙 pic.twitter.com/wlqn9IR5Fc
— 𝑰𝒏𝒅𝒚⚔️ (@temperedseas) December 27, 2020
We miss you princess #CarrieFisher pic.twitter.com/ItAnHxzwoZ
— anish (@sithshailar) December 27, 2020
We miss you princess #CarrieFisher pic.twitter.com/ItAnHxzwoZ
— anish (@sithshailar) December 27, 2020
This should not have been cut from Empire Strikes Back 🤣 #HarrisonFord #CarrieFisher https://t.co/m9JMeIAkNX
— Christina 🦄 (@Davelaar) December 25, 2020
This should not have been cut from Empire Strikes Back 🤣 #HarrisonFord #CarrieFisher https://t.co/m9JMeIAkNX
— Christina 🦄 (@Davelaar) December 25, 2020
4 years.
We miss her.#CarrieFisher pic.twitter.com/vISgp17AfT— Lo C. (Lore y lo que sigue) (@LohYeaaah) December 27, 2020
Carrie Fisher will always be one of my favorite people. watching Star Wars growing up I always thought Leia was such a badass. We will always miss you Carrie xx❤️ #carriefisher pic.twitter.com/sF5sYGOVtZ
— Matt (@AhsokaAlways) December 27, 2020
May the force be with you… our princess… always.#CarrieFisher #PrincessLeia pic.twitter.com/GJQbRvKtvf
— Sid (@RealSidRamirez) December 27, 2020
What a wonderful and inspiring woman she was. The world will continue to miss her 💔🥺 she will forever be our princess 👑#CarrieFisher pic.twitter.com/oOpW0waer4
— Katie M (@LadyBols6620) December 27, 2020
#AlwaysWithUs #CarrieOnForever #CarrieFisher
I love u ❤️ i miss u 💙✨ pic.twitter.com/T1sa0dCgnk— 𝓔𝓼𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻 𝓑.𝓜. 🇧🇴 (@esther_exo_l) December 27, 2020
Our beautiful #CarrieFisher may be gone 💔 BUT she will NEVER, EVER be forgotten. This amazing gal has been my hero since 1977 & will be the coolest, bravest Princess in the whole galaxy forever & beyond. I bet she’s out there right now causing mischief & mayhem😉🖕 #AlwaysWithUs pic.twitter.com/ImevJKBAhr
— GillyWillyWoo25 (@GillyWillyWoo25) December 27, 2020
Four years since the greatest princess to ever fight in the galaxy passed. Rest easy, Princess Leia. #CarrieFisher pic.twitter.com/0k3XsH63W3
— rasheen_rho (@rasheenrho93) December 27, 2020
We sadly lost Carrie Fisher on this day in 2016. Remembering our Princess. #CarrieFisher #StarWars pic.twitter.com/YW9uJSlP7r
— Time For A Film (@TimeForAFilm) December 27, 2020
#CarrieFisher To me, she’ll always be royalty. RIP Princess Leia. pic.twitter.com/YW1bEluWWg
— Dave Ryder (@daveryder) December 27, 2020
I did find it interesting that so many keep saying that she’s “their princess” though. Especially since when she passed Twitter would jump people, like myself, for remembering her as Princess Leia and not “General Organa.” I didn’t understand why it mattered as you could say either.
It is also an interesting change from the argument that Rey brought strong women to Star Wars. Princess Leia did that from day one!
No matter what today is the anniversary of Carrie Fisher’s passing. Talk about touching so many people!
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Source: Twitter (all tweets belong to the accounts that posted them)
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