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Because both vectors are linear transformations of the same multivariate normal response, (Y,e) is jointly multivariate normal. Its cross-covariance matrix is
Cov(Y,e)=P(σ2In​)(In​−P)T=σ2(P−P2)=0.
(1)
Zero cross-covariance implies independence for jointly multivariate normal vectors, including singular ones. Therefore the fitted values and the entire vector of regression residuals are independent. The fitted-residual orthogonality identity gives the zero covariance; the normal distribution assumption is what upgrades it to independence.

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