Billie Eilish recently took to her Instagram story to provide updates on her love life, including revealing her celebrity crush. On her story, she invited fans to ask her questions, and in response to “Who’s your celeb crush BE HONEST,” she shared a photo of Maya Hawke. Eilish confirmed that she is currently single and referred to her ex-boyfriend, Jesse Rutherford, as “my homie.”
- Billie Eilish shared several updates on her Instagram story after telling fans to “ask me a question.”
- In response to “Who’s your celeb crush BE HONEST,” she posted a photo of Maya Hawke.
- She also confirmed that she’s single and described ex-boyfriend Jesse Rutherford as “my homie.”
During the Q&A session, Eilish revealed that she is currently not dating anyone, debunking any rumors about her romantic life. When asked about Jesse Rutherford, Eilish referred to him as “my homie forever” and clarified that they are very good friends. Eilish and Rutherford previously dated for seven months before ending their relationship in May.
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Interestingly, Eilish shared a photo of Maya Hawke as her celebrity crush. However, she quickly deleted the photo. Hawke is known for her role as Robin in “Stranger Things” and has recently appeared in notable projects like Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City” and Netflix’s “Do Revenge.” Like Eilish, Hawke is also a musician.
Continuing the Q&A, a fan asked Eilish about being “fruity,” a term commonly used as a euphemism for queer. Eilish responded by sharing a stock photo of fruit. It’s worth noting that both “fruity” and “queer” were historically used as slurs against the LGBTQ+ community but have been reclaimed by younger generations.
This isn’t the first time Eilish has publicly expressed her admiration for women. In a recent video for Spotify, she revealed that she has always had a crush on Ginger from the Spice Girls. Additionally, in a 2021 video for British Vogue, Eilish admitted to having a crush on “Killing Eve” star Jodie Comer.
It’s important to highlight that Eilish has not publicly labeled her sexuality. In the past, she faced criticism for “queer-baiting” after the release of her 2019 single “Wish You Were Gay.” Eilish clarified that the lyrics were misunderstood and not intended as an insult. She explained that the song was written when she was 14 and dealing with rejection.
Similar criticisms arose in 2021 when Eilish released the music video for “Lost Cause,” which featured a group of girls having an intimate sleepover. Eilish shared behind-the-scenes photos from the shoot with the caption, “i love girls.”
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