Billie Eilish Promises to Never Discuss Her Sexuality or Dating Life Again

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In an interview for Vogue's November cover published on Oct. 8, Billie Eilish spoke about her sexuality for what she suggests will almost certainly be the last time.

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00:00In a revealing interview for Vogue's November cover, Billie Eilish shared her thoughts on

00:03her sexuality, suggesting it might be the last time she does so. In the interview,

00:06the singer went on to mention, quote,

00:08"...I wish no one knew anything about my sexuality or dating life,

00:11ever, ever, ever. And I'm never talking about it again."

00:14The 22-year-old singer expressed her frustration over the constant scrutiny around her.

00:18She went on to admit that she might at times underestimate how things she says

00:22will be blown up into the biggest news.

00:24Now, the saga began in November of 2023 after her split with Jessie Rutherford,

00:28leading to discussions about her attraction to women. At the time, she stated,

00:31"...I didn't realize people didn't know. I just don't really believe in labels.

00:34Why can't we just exist?"

00:36In addition, as of late, Billie told Variety she was, quote,

00:39"...for the girls," and thought they were so pretty at the time.

00:41She assumed that many thought it was obvious that she was such an admirer of women

00:45for quite some time as well.

00:46In another interview with Rolling Stone, Billie also revealed how her songwriting

00:50helped her understand her feelings. She told the outlet, quote,

00:53"...I've been in love with girls my whole life, but I didn't understand until last year."

00:56She even went as far to say she wasn't planning to talk about her sexuality,

01:00and that she says it was frustrating that it came up over the years.

01:03Billie emphasized the importance of her personal journey,

01:05noting that self-discovery can take time.

01:07She left people with saying some may not know their sexuality until much later in life.

01:12It's unfair how the internet puts pressures for you to share.

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