Taylor Lautner Has Been 'Like A Husband' To Girlfriend Billie Lourd

The actor has been incredibly supportive since Lourd lost her mom Carrie Fisher and grandma Debbie Reynolds.

In December, actress Billie Lourd lost both her mother Carrie Fisher and her grandmother Debbie Reynolds just one day apart

In the wake of their sudden deaths, Lourd and her uncle Todd Fisher ― Carrie’s brother ― have leaned on each other heavily. And it seems Lourd has also found an incredibly supportive partner in boyfriend and “Scream Queens” costar Taylor Lautner.

In an interview with E! News, Fisher said he always tends to be “suspicious of the guy hanging around [his] niece,” and yet had nothing but wonderful things to say about Lautner. 

“The truth of the matter is, the guy is pretty spectacular,” Fisher said. “He’s a really deep person, and he has supported her amazingly. He’s stepped up and acted like a husband would act. Not that that’s what’s going on, but it’s just an amazing support system for her, and I’m glad he’s in her life.”

On December 27 ― the day the “Star Wars” actress died ― Lautner posted a sweet photo with Lourd on Instagram with a caption that read, “This girl is one of the strongest, most fearless individuals I’ve ever met. Absolutely beautiful inside and out. I’m lucky to know you @praisethelourd. ❤️, me.”

The “Twilight” actor was also in attendance at the memorial and funeral for Fisher and Reynolds in January. The following week, Lautner and Lourd vacationed together in Mexico, further sparking rumors of a romance. And the pair has been spending a lot of quality time together ever since. 

Could these two be any cuter? #LourdandTaylor forevermore!

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Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds Through The Years
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Carrie Frances Fisher was born on Oct. 21, 1956. Her father, Eddie Fisher, and mother, Debbie Reynolds, watch over her. (credit:George Rinhart/Corbis/Getty Images)
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Studio portrait of the family circa 1957. (credit:Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Reynolds holds her infant daughter. (credit:Jack Albin/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds is interviewed in her hotel room while 2-year-old Carrie squeals with delight and brandishes a pinwheel. (credit:Bettmann/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds finds time to play with Carrie on the set of "Say One for Me." (credit:Bettmann via Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds with Carrie in Los Angeles. (credit:Earl Leaf/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)
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The mother and daughter prepare to board an American Airlines flight at LaGuardia Airport in June 1959. (credit:Bettmann/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds with 3-year-old Carrie at home on November 16, 1959, in Los Angeles. (credit:Ray Graham/Los Angeles Times/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher in New York City at the School Benefit at Town Hall, Nov. 6, 1972. (credit:Ron Galella/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds with Carrie Fisher on Feb. 12, 1972. (credit:Dove/Evening Standard/Getty Images)
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Carrie Fisher, Todd Fisher and Debbie Reynolds at the opening of "Irene" on March 13,1973, at Minskoff Theater in New York City. (credit:Ron Galella/Getty Images)
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Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds at 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood in 1989. (credit:Ron Galella/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds with Carrie Fisher backstage at the 1997 Academy Awards. (credit:Ron Wolfson via Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher at the 11th Annual American Comedy Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles in 1997. (credit:Ron Galella/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher at the St. Jude Runway for Life Red Carpet at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills in 2003. (credit:L. Cohen/Getty Images)
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Carrie Fisher gives the Lacoste Presidents Award to her mother at the 2005 Costume Designers Guild Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. (credit:Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher at the "Irene" original Broadway cast reunion in 2005. (credit:Bruce Glikas/Getty Images)
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Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds arrive for Elizabeth Taylor's 75th birthday at the Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas on Feb. 27, 2007. (credit:Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher and Fisher's daughter, Billie Lourd, arrive at The Paley Center for Media & TCM Present Debbie Reynolds' Hollywood Memorabilia Exhibit Reception on June 7, 2011, in Beverly Hills. (credit:Amanda Edwards/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher arrive at the Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sep. 10, 2011. (credit:Danny Moloshok/Reuters)
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Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds attend the all-star gala and press preview of "Profiles in History's Debbie Reynolds" on May 14, 2014, in North Hollywood, California. (credit:Earl Gibson III/Getty Images)
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Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher at the 2015 Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. (credit:Hahn Lionel/ABACA USA)

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