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Carrie Fisher regretted opening up about her affair with co-star
Harrison Ford, her brother
Todd Fisher claims in a new book. The veteran actor, who died at the age of 60, had confessed about her 'intense' secret affair with Ford on the sets the sci-fi film in her book
'The Princess Diarist'
, which released five weeks before her death in 2016.
Fisher revealed about the whirlwind three-month romance, which took place when she was 19 and Ford was a 33-year-old married father of two. But in her brother Todd's new memoir 'My Girls: A Lifetime with Carrie and Debbie', he claims their mother Hollywood veteran
Debbie Reynolds had warned her against making a disclosure about the affair.
Neither (Fisher and Ford) of them had any illusions that they had a future together. They were simply acting on a strong mutual attraction while making a movie together, as if that's not one of the oldest stories in Hollywood. "What Harrison and everyone else may not know is that Carrie went to mom right after the book became such a big deal and said, 'You were right, I shouldn't have told that story.' For what it's worth, Harrison, she really did regret telling the story of that affair," Todd Fisher writes in the new book.
Fisher died on December 27, 2016 and Reynolds, aged 84, passed away a day after her daughter's demise. Todd Fisher said, their mother could not bear the thought of his sister being alone that she 'willed herself' to die a day after.
He recalls Reynolds as saying,"I want to be with Carrie".
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