Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds' Grave Gets Easter Makeover

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Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds have been gone for more than four years but are being given a special tribute on Easter Sunday from one of their close friends.

Todd Fisher, the brother of Carrie and son of Debbie, revealed a photo of the tomb shared by the famous mother-daughter duo on social media for fans after it was adorned with some pretty Easter decorations on the special holiday. Although the iconic "Star Wars" star was admittedly agnostic when it came to religion, her mother lived as a Christian and no doubt would appreciate the kind gesture.

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"Happy Easter Everyone! May this season be filled with blessings," Todd wrote on Facebook. He added, "Thanks to Donald Light for the beautiful decorations for this special day. Love to all."

Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds were laid to rest back in 2017 during a private intimate ceremony at Hollywood's Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

Donald Light appears to be a close friend of the two, as he was given special thanks on the 2016 documentary, "Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds."

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Fans loved seeing that Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds' gravesite was decorated for the holiday and responded with love about missing the late stars.

"Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful memorial. They are both still missed.... Happy Easter," one fan wrote on Facebook.

"What a beautiful mother/daughter memorial. This was the first I had seen it and it brought tears to my eyes. Just lovely and so touching," a second fan commented.

"Happy Heavenly Easter, Debbie and Carrie!" a third person declared.