Billie Lourd Set for Sept. 24 on The View

Billie Lourd is scheduled to appear on The View on Sept. 24, alongside a week of guests for the show’s 30th season.

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Billie Lourd Set for Sept. 24 on The View

Billie Lourd is scheduled to appear on The View on Thursday, Sept. 24. The booking sits inside the week of Sept. 21-25, where the show’s guest lineup is subject to change and Thursday also includes Lisa Ling as guest co-host.

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The View is in its milestone 30th season, and that makes each dated guest slot part of a tighter weekly rollout. For viewers tracking the episode, Lourd is one of the names attached to the Thursday broadcast, not a general weeklong mention.

Sept. 24 guest lineup

The same Thursday slate also includes Chelsea Handler, which puts the day’s booking squarely in the middle of the show’s broader guest calendar. The source frames the appearance with a direct list: “Featured Guests Include Gov. Andy Beshear, Sarah Paulson, Jessica Lange, Billie Lourd, Chelsea Handler, Deborah Roberts and Heidi Skolnik” — The View.

That list matters because it separates a specific day’s booking from the rest of the week’s lineup. Viewers of The View who are planning around Sept. 24 get a named guest appearance, but the show also leaves room for changes before airtime.

Billie Lourd’s TV lane

Lourd is listed as an actor on American Horror Story: 13 and Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, which helps explain why her name fits a talk-show booking built around entertainment and conversation rather than one-off promotion. For a show that runs on recurring guest drops, that kind of profile keeps the guest bench active across a season.

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The practical takeaway is simple: Sept. 24 is the date to watch if you want Billie Lourd’s appearance specifically, while the wider Sept. 21-25 list should be treated as flexible until the episode airs. If the booking holds, Thursday is the day her segment belongs to viewers; if it shifts, the week’s lineup already gives the show room to move names around.

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