Billie Lourd Marks ‘Star Wars’ Day by Dressing Baby Boy in Princess Leia Onesie

Becoming a member of the May the 4th celebration, the daughter of late Carrie Fisher puts out two images of son Kingston rocking the onesie and a brown knitted hat featuring Leia’s signature double bun hairdo.

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Actress Billie Lourd has dressed her baby boy up as her late mom Carrie Fisher‘s iconic Princess Leia character to celebrate “Star Wars” day.

As admirers around the planet marked the unofficial franchise getaway on Tuesday, May perhaps 4, the “Scream Queens” star shared two Instagram snaps of her son Kingston taking aspect in the festivities by wearing a onesie featuring a Leia print, and rocking a brown knitted hat styled in the character’s signature double bun hairdo as they viewed a single of the authentic “Star Wars” movies.

This was not the very first time Lourd compensated homage to her late mother’s link to the “Star Wars” franchise. In early February, the 28-calendar year-previous actress discovered in the course of an Instagram Q+A session with supporters that her son’s nursery options a nod to the sci-fi saga.

When questioned if she will persuade her son to be a “Star Wars geek,” the “Booksmart” actress shared a image of his room’s gentle switch that is labeled “Gentle Side” and “Darkish Aspect” in the legendary “Star Wars” font. Together with the image, she famous, “Duhhh. This is the mild change in his area.”

Fisher died in December 2016 at the age of 60. Minimal Kingston is Lourd’s first kid with her fiance Austen Rydell. The tot was born in September 2020. Months just after providing birth, Lourd pressured that Kingston was not a “quarantine baby.”

Showing on her stepfather Bruce Bozzi‘s SiriusXM clearly show “Quarantined With Bruce” in January, Lourd built it clear, “He’s not technically a quarantine infant. And I want to make that known mainly because a great deal of people are having trendy quarantine babies.” She additional, “Kingston was conceived before quarantine. He is technically just a Caribbean newborn.”