Grammy-winning pop star Billie Eilish admitted in a recent interview that she has been “in love” with women all her life. This comment came months after the singer accidentally “came out” in another interview.
“I’ve been in love with girls all my life,” Eilish said in a recent article. interview and rolling stone.
After being asked about her new song “Lunch,” which includes the following lyrics: “Buy her lots of stuff/It’s not love, it’s craving,” Eilish says, adding, “Actually, that song is part of what helped me become who I really am.” I did,” she said.
“I wrote part of the song before I did anything with the girls, and then I wrote the rest,” the singer explained. “I’ve loved girls all my life, but I didn’t understand until last year when I realized I wanted to put my face in her vagina.”
“Never in a million years would I ever talk about my sexuality,” Eilish declared. “It’s really frustrating to me that that happened.”
The “Ocean Eyes” singer first spoke about her sexual orientation in December. tell variety“I’ve never felt like I could relate well to girls,” adding, “I love them so much. I love them as people. I’m attracted to them as people.” I’m really attracted to them.”
Later, the magazine caught up with Eilish again during a red carpet event. variety Poster Tiana DeNicola asked the singer in a previous interview if she was planning to “come out” and asked him to confirm on the spot during a live interview.
“Were you planning on coming out?” asked DeNicola, to which Eilish replied: I didn’t realize that people didn’t know. ”
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DeNicola suggested that “we need to get to a point where we don’t even have to come out,” to which Eilish responded that she “doesn’t believe in” coming out.
“I don’t really believe in that. I’m like, ‘Why can’t we just exist?’ I’ve been doing this for a long time and I just didn’t talk about it. Whoa,” the “Happier Than Ever” singer said.
After the red carpet interview, Eilish criticized: variety He said on Instagram that he felt “outed” by the magazine.
“thank you variety Thank you for accepting my award and for taking me to the red carpet at 11am without talking about other important things,” she wrote. “I like boys and girls. Leave me alone about that. Literally who cares?”
But it seems Eilish has decided to be more candid about the topic in a recent interview. rolling stoneHowever, he admitted that he wishes he had a chance to stand on the red carpet. variety If I had interviewed her again, she would not have answered the question.
“The whole world suddenly decided who I was, and I had no say or control,” she said. “Nobody should have to be forced into one or the other. I think there are a lot of people out there who want a label.”
“Hey, I know people who don’t realize or feel comfortable with their sexuality until they’re in their 40s, 50s, 60s,” Eilish added. “It takes time to find yourself. I think it’s really unfair that the internet bullies you into saying who you are and what you are.”
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