Billie Eilish Talks Balancing Privacy With Having ‘Such A Loud Personality’

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Lorde has revealed she was previously in contact with Billie Eilish, with whom she spoke about the “specific experience” and “scrutiny” of teenage fame.The New Zealand singer-songwriter, 24, said in a new interview that she and Eilish, 19, opened up to one another about the pressures of young life in the spotlight.Lorde, whose real name is Ella Yelich-O’Connor, told BBC Radio 1‘s Annie Mac on Wednesday (June 16): “We have sent just a few little messages back in the day when she was very young. She’s so, so sweet.

Singer Lorde recently opened up about fellow musician Billie Eilish. The 24-year-old Ruler singer made an appearance on BBC Radio and was asked about the 19-year-old My Future singer.

Lorde is opening up about Billie Eilish.

Billie Eilish first sparked chatter about a romance with Matthew Tyler Vorce when they were seen seemingly out of dates together beginning in April.Now, some two months into their relationship going public, Vorce has taken to his Instagram page to apologize for past racist and homophobic posts on Twitter and Facebook.The 29-year-old actor reportedly used offensive slurs about Black and gay people, along with body shaming comments, which includes describing acclaimed singer Adele as the 'British Miss Piggy' back in 2012.Addressing his behavior, he wrote:'I want to apologize for the things that I wrote on social media in the past.' Billie Eilish's boyfriend, Matthew Tyler Vorce took to Instagram and apologized for using racist, homophobic and

Matthew Tyler Vorce, who is currently dating singer Billie Eilish, is speaking out in response to his social media posts that have resurfaced a decade later.

Chris Willman Music WriterEven if some music fans may be burned out on straight performance livestreams after 16 months, no one at Amazon will take the bait to knock the format — they’ve used it before, and they may well end up using it again. But for this Amazon Prime Day, at least, there was a clear mandate to take a different approach to the all-star music special that usually presages and promotes the company’s big sales event of the year.

Matthew Tyler Vorce, 29, has issued an apology for past racist and homophobic posts on social media. The actor, who is dating Billie Eilish, 19, took to Instagram to acknowledge his past “hurtful” and “offensive” remarks on Thursday, June 17.  “I want to apologize for the things that I wrote on social media in the past,” the Light House actor began via his IG story.

Matthew Tyler Vorce, Billie Eilish, is owning up to his past remarks.

Billie Eilish’s boyfriend has made a public apology for racist and homophobic language he used in the past after posts were unearthed by fans.The 29-year-old actor took to Instagram Story, according to People, and shared a statement on his now private account.‘I want to apologize for the things that I wrote on social media in the past. The language I used was hurtful and irresponsible and I understand how offensive those words are,’ he began.

Billie Eilish has come under fire from outraged fans after being accused of using racial slurs and mocking Asian people for their accents.This comes after a TikTok video resurfaced online on Monday (June 14) which showed the 19-year-old singer allegedly saying the word 'ch*nk' - an offensive racial slur directed towards Chinese people - in a compilation of undated video clips.

She is seen breaking it off with rapper7:AMP (born Brandon Adams) in her AppleTV+ documentaryBillie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry.And despite previously giving a rare inside look to her personal life in that film, Billie Eilish does not want anyone speculating about her romantic relationships.The 19-year-old superstar singer is featured on the cover of the latest issue of Rolling Stone as she was asked if her recent single, Your Power, was inspired by her 24-year-old ex who she calls 'Q' as their break-up was shown in the aforementioned documentary.Scroll down for video Interesting:She is seen breaking it off with rapper 7:AMP (born Brandon Adams) in her AppleTV+ documentary Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry and she was

Billie Eilish says her life as “normal as hell” to Rolling Stone’s Brittany Spanos for the magazine’s “The Hot List 2021.” In the feature, Billie, 19, is described as doing things any normal teenager would do. She’s watching The Flight Attendant, New Girl, and the Twilight saga. She’s getting tattoos. She’s also “going on first dates again, as discreetly as possible,” per Spanos. While the article doesn’t mention Billie’s new love, Matthew Tyler Vorce, it does discuss the “Lost Cause” singer’s relationship with her ex-boyfriend, Brandon “7:AMP” Adams.

Garbage icon Shirley Manson has heaped praise upon Billie Eilish for giving a voice and a platform to “rebellious girls”.The frontwoman was speaking to NME when asked about the current crop of talent on her radar, before she noted how now marks “a very exciting time for a wave of new alternative,” and listing Jehnny Beth, Little Simz, Arlo Parks and Billy NoMates among her favourites before assess the importance of Eilish. “For so long, it seemed like the rebellious girls were being suffocated,” Manson told NME. “They weren’t being given any space or attention.

Billie Eilish is facing backlash for allegedly mocking Asians in past videos that a fan has posted to Tik Tok. User @lcxvy posted undated videos of Eilish in which the "Bad Guy" singer allegedly mocks an Asian accent.

Is this another case of a problematic celeb?

platform Monday, and it had racked up 1 million views as of Thursday morning. The authenticity of the clip has yet to be confirmed but the undated compilation — hashtagged #billieeilishiscancelled — shows the seven-time Grammy winner appearing to say a derogatory term for people of Chinese descent.

Billie Eilish has been slammed for mocking Asian accents and using a racist slur in resurfaced videos.

BILLIE Eilish, 19, was accused of using a racial slur and mocking Asian accents in a series of resurfaced videos. Her fans are demanding she apologize.

Billie Eilish is reacting to plenty of speculation online.

Billie Eilish is reportedly working with the BBC ahead of the release of her highly anticipated new album ‘Happier Than Ever’.The singer is preparing the July release of the new LP, which will follow on from her 2019 debut album ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’.Speaking to Music Week, Polydor co-president Tom March said that Eilish has “big plans with the BBC” for ‘Happier Than Ever’, which is set for release on July 30 (via Official Charts).No further details of Eilish’s potential work with the BBC have been announced as of yet.