Billie Lourd

She was like, "Yep, that's her, okay? And, um, she wants to speak to me and me alone, so everybody scram." [laughs] So everybody exits stage left now.

Uh, Billie Lourd is here in the character of Mallory.

I don't remember Mallory, y'all.

I do not remember Mallory.

Mm-hmm

... uh, Billie Lourd's witch.

They're kind of discussing these new powers that a lot of the witches are getting.

And, uh, Cordelia's taking it as an omen that their powers are strengthening because it's in order to, like, prepare themselves to fight something bad.

This was in a much more stable period of Carrie's life, as she was rebuilding her career and establishing herself as a writer.

They were together for several years and had a daughter, Billie Lourd, in 1992.

Fisher often described motherhood as one of the most meaningful experiences of her life and remained close with Billie until the very end.

Unfortunately, Fisher and Lourd would end their relationship in the mid-'90s when Lourd left Fisher for another man before coming out publicly as gay.

I'm having a lot of good memories here.

I mean, it's so fun to be back together with, like, Billie Lourd, um, who's like a sister to me at this point.

It's crazy how when we met on Scream Queens we were, like, 20-something years old, and now we both have kids, and we're like, "How did we go from, like- ... tromping around New Orleans together in our 20s, and now we, like, are like, can't get together 'cause w- we have our kids-

[laughs]

Who's, like, who's in the mix.

Like Billie Lourd's in it, and you know-

Yeah

... all those kind of things.

Both of them were dead, and we saw Constance die in the murder house in Apocalypse.

But when Billie Lourd's character, Mallory, went back to fix the past and make it so that Michael Langdon, the Antichrist, was never born, it reset things, so Constance never died.

They must not be alive in this timeline where gas is, like, $5 a gallon.

Was.

Mm-hmm

...

Billie Lourd's character is talking about being able to go and grab people out and bring them back.

Oh.

And you're probably thinking, what does Eileen Barnos have to do with Lizzie Borden in Monster? We're going to dive into that.

And then we also have Billie Lourd.

She's playing Emma Borden, which was Lizzie Borden's sister.

Obviously, Billie Lourd is not a stranger to the Ryan Murphy production.

She's been in American Horror Story several times.

And she's a phenomenal actress.