Billie Lourd & Baby Son Kingston Celebrate Star Wars Day With an Emotional Tribute to Mom Carrie Fisher

Gigi Hadid celebrated her first official Mother’s Day as a mom! The 26-year-old model and her love Zayn Malik welcomed their daughter Khai back in September, and have been relishing in parenthood ever since. Gigi took to Instagram on Sunday, May 9 to mark her milestone day with a carousel of rare photos.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Gwen Stefani is a proud parent to three loving boys - and they no doubt pulled out all the stops to make her Mother's Day memorable on Sunday. Her eldest son, 14-year-old Kingston, chose to share a sweet throwback photo on Instagram to mark the occasion, posting a picture showing him as a toddler and Gwen with a big baby bump – presumably pregnant at the time with her middle child, Zuma, now 12.

Our Mother’s Day may have long passed but over on the other side of the Atlantic, mums and mother figures are being honoured – and deservedly so!

Several celebrities are sharing their personal experiences about tending to their mental health for Getting Better Together, a new campaign from the Child Mind Institute launched in conjunction with Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day on Friday, May 7.

Jupiter’s Legacy creator Mark Millar has recalled meeting Star Wars icon Carrie Fisher, who majorly inspired his comic book series.The writer told Metro that Fisher’s 2008 autobiography Wishful Drinking inspired Jupiter character Chloe Sampson, the daughter of heroes The Utopian and Lady Liberty.“Carrie Fisher rooted it for me, because I came up with this idea in 2008 and started writing it in 2011,” Millar said. “The financial crash was my big inspiration.

Happy Star Wars Day, May the 4th be with you! Star Wars fans have something to celebrate today: Star Wars: The Bad Batch is now streaming on Disney+ with a special 70-minute long premiere, with new episodes posted every Friday.

"Star Wars" actor James Earl Jones is being honored by the United States Military. On Tuesday, the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) took to Twitter to share a photo of the iconic actor on "Star Wars" Day, a celebration of the franchise chosen because the pronunciation of the date "May the fourth" sounds similar to the iconic line "may the force be with you" from the film saga.

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Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope was released in 1977, George Lucas was a new director and the film was based on a pre-known context like a novel. ‘In a galaxy far far away’ came out of a need so that the audience could be made aware of the context behind the film.

May the Fourth is celebrated as the Star Wars day after Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher won the elections from the Conservative party and put an ad with the slogan that said, “May the Fourth be With You.” It is of course a pun on the very famous line from the space opera franchise which said May the Force Be With You. Force is a form of energy that exists as an idea and physical phenomenon in the Star Wars universe which reflects the side of everything good and positive.

Kingston Fisher Lourd Rydell is celebrating his first Star Wars day the right way!

Billie Lourd’s son Kingston isn’t out of diapers yet, but he’s already celebrating Star Wars Day.

As any “Star Wars” fan worth their salt already knows, Tuesday, May 4 has come to be known as “Star Wars” Day, a play on the famous phrase “may the Force be with you.”

Billie Lourd is making sure her son, Kingston, is aware of one of his late grandmother Carrie Fisher's most iconic works. The 28-year-old actress celebrated «May the Fourth» on Tuesday with a sweet photo of baby Kingston wearing a knitted hat made to look like Fisher's legendary brunettebuns and a onesie with her likeness as Princess Leia on it. In one photo, Kingston lies on his belly staring at a small laptop that's playing a scene with Leia in it. Lourd captioned the post, "

Happy “Star Wars” Day! Yes, today is May 4, aka May The Fourth, aka “Star Wars” Day, which is a made-up holiday that is used to convince fandom they should spend more money on merchandise about a galaxy far, far away. In less cynical terms, it’s a time to celebrate the franchise created by George Lucas decades ago that has inspired and influenced countless people around the world.

Billie Lourd ushered in Star Wars Day – aka May 4, or “May The Fourth” – in the cutest way possible. Billie, 28, who played Lieutenant Kaydel Ko Connix in the most recent Star Wars trilogy, posted a picture of her and Austen Rydell’s newborn son, Kingston, watching the end of the first Star Wars movie.