Billie Eilish Refuses to Discuss Her Love Life Again, Here’s Why!

Kapanlagi.com - Billie Eilish has decided not to discuss her love life in public anymore. The Grammy winner appears on the latest cover of Vogue, and in that interview, Billie revealed that she regrets ever being open about her sexuality.

"I wish no one knew about my sexuality or love life, forever. And I hope they never will again. I will never talk about my sexuality or who I'm dating again," she stated firmly.

Billie also added, "Sometimes I forget that what I say can become big news all over the world. It feels unnatural. We are still kids growing up and learning about ourselves."

In other words, she wants to focus on herself without having to worry about public scrutiny.

1. Billie Eilish's Sexual Orientation

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Billie Eilish, who is now 22 years old, has rarely publicized her love life. However, she has been rumored to be close to several men, including Jesse Rutherford from The Neighbourhood, before they eventually broke up in May 2023. Over time, Billie has started to be more open about her sexuality and admits that she is attracted to both men and women.

In an interview with Rolling Stone in April 2024, Billie openly revealed that she has liked women for a long time, although she only truly recognized her feelings last year. In fact, she even sang about a woman she liked in her hit song, "Lunch," which made it onto the Billboard Hot 100.

2. Billie's Response to 'Love'

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Billie Eilish feels frustrated with the world's view that seems to have already determined who she is without giving her a chance to speak or control that narrative. According to her, no one should be forced to be one thing or another just because of pressure from the people around them.

Billie also added that many people need time to find their true selves, and some only feel comfortable with their sexuality in their 40s, 50s, or even 60s. She feels the internet often forces someone to talk about who they are in an unfair way.

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