Billie Eilish says wearing baggy clothes to control narrative around her “didn’t really work”

The threat of stalkers is real for Billie Eilish.

Billie Eilish just dropped her second much-awaited record, “Happier Than Ever.” In an interview with The Guardian, she spoke about her music and candidly opened up about her body issues and the struggles she faces on a daily basis.Billie Eilish reveals how Justin Bieber helps her handle fameThe top 5 highest-paid musicians globally for 2020The 19-year-old singer discussed her new record and some of the feelings she struggles with, like her image and how social media affects it all and makes it

Billie Eilish has confessed she loves Scotland and hearing crowds belt out 'rowdy chants' when performing. The pop star, 19, sat down with DJ Clara Amfo for new BBC One documentary 'Up Close', where she discussed her rise to superfame and the pressures of being a role model.

Billie Eilish has opened up about body image again and worrying how people perceive her, saying it’s “such a loss to always try to look good”.The pop star is known for wearing baggy and oversized clothes, which she previously explained was to try to keep the focus away from her body.Speaking in a new interview, Eilish discussed people’s insecurities around the way they looked, as well as the pressures of Instagram warping our perception of attainable bodies.

Billie Eilish poses next to a pool during the release party for her new album, Happier Than Ever, presented by Spotify in Los Angeles on Thursday night (July 29).

Billie Eilish has finally dropped her new album ‘Happier Than Ever’, and she’s given a statement on Instagram referring to its creation as the “most satisfying and profound experience” she’s ever had.In a lengthy Instagram post sharing the album artwork, Eilish wrote “‘Happier Than Ever’ my sophomore album is finally out.

Billie Eilish has opened up about avoiding social media following comments about her body.Speaking to the LA Times, Eilish revealed that in July, she stopped reading the comments on her Instagram account where she has 87.8million followers.When asked why, Eilish replied: “Because otherwise I will spiral out, and s—’s mean as f—. There are some people, like my brother, who can get a text from someone he doesn’t like and delete it immediately.

has recently opened up about growing up amid and how difficult it has been for her to escape from her past that she doesn’t agree with anymore, much so because she has evolved as a person. In an interview with Vogue Australia, the singer, 19, has reflected on her mistakes that repeatedly dwell on the internet."It's really weird how the world can see every aspect of your life and reminisce about [it]," she opened up to the magazine.

Billie Eilish has spoken out about Britney Spears’ ongoing conservatorship battle.

Billie Eilish has discussed Britney Spears‘ ongoing conservatorship battle, calling it “really, really horrible”.Earlier this month, Britney told a Los Angeles court earlier this week that she wants her father, Jamie, to be removed as co-conservator and to “charge him for conservatorship abuse”.

One month after coming under fire over resurfaced videos, Billie Eilish addressed her previous behavior.

Billie Eilish opened up about past regrets after coming under fire for mouthing along to a racist slur in a song as a teenager.

Billie Eilish is feeling “ashamed” of some past behaviour, and is sharing her feelings in a new interview with Vogue Australia.

Billie Eilish is speaking out to discuss how Britney Spears has been treated by the media and the public.

Elton John has expressed his love of hearing young pop artists, saying Lorde, Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa and Channel Tres among others “blew my mind” when he first heard them.John recently marked 300 episodes of his show ‘Rocket Hour’ on Apple Music with an interview with Zane Lowe, where John said that he saw the show as an opportunity to be exposed to new music.“It’s brought me into contact with so many great new artists who’ve become friends.

Global Citizen is going live for its biggest event yet.

Lorde, Billie Eilish and The Weeknd are among the star-studded list of artists who are set to perform as part of Global Citizen Live in September.The anti-poverty charity organisation are planning their next live music event following on from May’s Vax Live: The Concert To Reunite The World, which featured performances from the likes of Foo Fighters, Jennifer Lopez and H.E.R.Global Citizen have today (July 13) confirmed details of their 24-hour global broadcast Global Citizen Live, which will

Global Citizen is going live for its biggest event yet.