Even someone as famous and talented like Billie Eilish can be ghosted. What is this pandemic of men just vanishing without the courtesy of saying anything first?!
Billie Eilish revealed she was once ghosted by a "tiny, pathetic man" during a conversation with Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver on the BBC podcast Miss Me?.
Recalling the incident from last December, she expressed disbelief at the sudden cut-off from someone she had known for years, lamenting, "What a pathetic little man! What a tiny little man."
Sharing the wild story, she implied that she was somehow already grieving the man only to found out that he did not die, just vanished without telling her.
"I was like..."Did you die...? Did you literally die?" It was someone I'd known for years. Never heard from them again. Ever," she said.
"It was literally insane. I coudn't believe it," she added.
Reflecting on fame's impact, Eilish also shared how her rise to stardom cost her many friendships, leaving her surrounded only by older staff members on her 20th birthday. Despite this, she remains close with her best friend, Zoe, and some staff members who are also friends. However, she recalled the pain of one employee quitting abruptly and never contacting her again, leading her to realize the professional nature of their relationship.
Despite these challenges, Eilish has reconnected with old friends over the past year and formed new friendships, describing the experience as "the greatest thing that's happened" to her.
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Billie is scheduled to perform in Paris on June 11, following the release of her first self-directed music video for her latest single, "Chihiro."
The video features Nat Wolff, recognized for his roles in The Naked Brothers Band, The Fault In Our Stars, and Paper Towns.
"Chihiro" serves as the second single from her album Hit Me Hard and Soft, which debuted in May, following the release of "Lunch."
Eilish is presently controversial too for her alleged beef with Taylor Swift. Insiders from both camps also claimed the other party is jealous of the other.
These days are proving to be exceptionally busy and successful for Eilish though, as she continues to dominate various Billboard charts with multiple No. 1 hits. This week, she not only secures another chart-topper but also replaces herself at No. 1 on Billboard's Alternative Streaming Songs chart.
According to Forbes, her latest track, "Birds of a Feather," ascends from the runner-up position to claim the top spot. This chart monitors the most-played "alternative" tracks across platforms such as Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, and more.
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