Taylor Lautner, Ariana Grande & More 'Scream Queens' Stars Send Billie Lourd Love After Carrie Fisher's Death

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Following Carrie Fisher’s death on Tuesday, family, friends and fans are taking to social media to share their love and memories of the beloved Star Wars actress and prolific writer.

Fisher’s daughter, Scream Queens star Billie Lourd, is also receiving an outpouring of love and support from her co-stars on the Fox horror-comedy following her mother’s death.

Ariana Grande, who starred as Chanel #2 on Scream Queens’ first season, shared this mirror selfie with Lourd, adding the heartfelt caption, “I love you so very much @praisethelourd. my heart is with you & your family.”

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Taylor Lautner, who joined the Scream Queens cast in season two (before -- spoiler alert! -- getting killed off at season’s end) also shared a sweet pic of him and Lourd. Lautner and Lourd are rumored to be a couple -- they were spotted kissing at Los Angeles hotspot The Nice Guy earlier this month.

“This girl is one of the strongest, most fearless individuals I've ever met,” Lautner sweetly captioned the Instagram pic. “Absolutely beautiful inside and out. I'm lucky to know you @praisethelourd .. ❤️, me.”

Jamie Lee Curtis paid tribute to Fisher while singing Lourd's praises, sharing a screenshot of the 24-year-old actress in a Scream Queens scene.

“My mother's heart goes out to this exquisitely talented young woman,” wrote Curtis, who, like Fisher and Lourd, grew up as the daughter of Hollywood royalty. “Her mother's spirit and talent lives on in her and I'm sure all of Carrie's fans and friends will give her space and privacy.”

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Lea Michele tweeted a sweet pic of Lourd and Fisher embracing at the Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiere, with the simple caption, “My heart today.. ? I love you Billie.”

See more on Fisher’s life and legacy in the video below.

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