‘9-1-1: Nashville’ Pays Tribute To Chad Lowe’s Daughter Fiona With Title Card In Season 2 Premiere
The second season premiere of *9-1-1: Nashville* ended with a title card honouring Fiona Lowe, the 13-year-old daughter of executive producer Chad Lowe, who died last month. The tribute brought the family’s loss into the show’s return, as Lowe directed the episode as well as serving as a co-executive producer.
Fiona’s parents, Chad Lowe and Kim Painter, announced her death and said the cause was suicide. In a statement, they described her as deeply loved by her parents and sisters. The premiere, titled “Going Rogue”, aired on ABC; new episodes are scheduled for Thursdays, with streaming available the following day on Disney+ and Hulu.
- The season premiere honoured Fiona Lowe with a closing title card.
- Fiona, Chad Lowe’s daughter, died aged 13 last month.
- Chad Lowe directed the premiere and is a co-executive producer.
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9-1-1: Nashville is a television drama in the 9-1-1 franchise, following emergency workers in Nashville. Chad Lowe is an actor and director who works on the series as an executive producer; his wife, Kim Painter, is Fiona’s mother.
Fiona Lowe was 13 and had two sisters. Her parents said she died by suicide and described her as deeply loved by her family. Suicide can affect families and communities, and the loss of a young person is often met with grief and calls for care and support.