Billie Eilish, in a candid interview to Rolling Stone, opened up about the difficulties she has to face when juggling her public image and personal life. The Grammy-winning musician, at 22 years old, shared her insights on the ways that fame can placed her life in danger at a point that “you aren’t allowed to be inside your home.”
The pop singer spoke of her pit bull grey, Shark, who despite being taking anti-anxiety pills is an example of her need to be protected. Even though she has a dog that is protected and security guards Eilish pointed out that the measures can aren’t enough against a plethora of fans. “I experienced some really frightening things occur in my life, and my security was questioned a few occasions,” Billie Eilish confessed, saying that these events made her feel angry toward her personal life.
Billie Eilish is well-known for her hit song “everything I ever wanted” did not provide specific incidents, but stressed the importance of discussing issues like sexual sex in a way that is open. She is a proponent of more dialogue about sexuality, particularly with regard to women, aiming to address the discomfort and stigma associated with sexuality. “That woman could really help you at times,” she stated, insisting on its significance as a coping mechanism.
The comments were made shortly after her Grammy victory to win Song of the Year with “What Was I Made For?” and amid preparations to release her third studio album “Hit My both hard as well as Soft.” Interestingly, Eilish shared her decision to break from the norm by not releasing singles from her forthcoming album, highlighting that it is essential to experience the entire album for a full understanding of its meaning.
“Hit Me Hard and Soft” is scheduled to the release date of May 17 which marks a new moment in the career of Eilish, in which she continues to challenge conventions and discuss the challenges of living in the spotlight.