Billie Eilish, a singer, is an unstoppable force in the music business. The “Bad Boy” singer became famous in her late teens, and her fans adore every one of her soaring ballads. Billie has talked openly about having self-confidence, which may be why she prefers to maintain her privacy in her personal life. She did, however, once share a couple bikini and swimsuit photos on Instagram while on vacation in Hawaii in 2020.
In January of that year, she captioned the picture, “Been gone.” Some of the photos showed various locations in Kaua’i, while others showed the “Ocean Eyes” singer and her friends swimming. She also uploaded a video of herself standing next to a shower head in a black top.
While Billie first appeared to be enjoying her lovely vacation, she later talked up to Dazed magazine about the terrible criticism she received for her post in April 2020.
“How dare she talk about not wanting to be sexualized and wear this?” I had seen some of the remarks. Billie recalled the criticism she endured online for her Instagram posts of bikini photos. “It was popular. Comments like “I don’t like her anymore because as soon as she becomes 18, she’s a whore” were made. I just can’t win, guy. I can’t prevail.
The Los Angeles native also shared an instance in which she experienced bodily discomfort.
Last year, she continued, “there came a time where I was naked and didn’t know my body because I hadn’t seen it in a long.” “Occasionally, I would think, ‘Whose body is that?'”
The “Therefore I Am” singer acknowledged how early adolescent cyberbullying affected her in a separate interview with Elle. In addition, she stated that “because of [her] figure,” she chose to wear baggy clothing throughout her singing career.
When asked about the criticism she received in the public, Billie replied in January 2021, “If that had happened three years ago, when I was in the throes of my bad body relationship—or dancing a ton, five years ago, I wasn’t really eating.” I was starving myself, sort of. When I was 12 years old, I recall taking a medicine that promised to help me lose weight but instead simply caused me to urinate on the bed. It’s just absurd. I’m still in disbelief.
She continued, “I guess the internet also hates my body,” after saying she “thought that [she] would be the only one coping with [her] disdain for [her] body. Well that’s fantastic. The web despises women.
Billie promotes self-love despite the body-shaming, and at the time, her admirers praised her for posting those vacation photographs in the comments section of her post.
On her 2020 Instagram post, one fan said, “Don’t listen to the idiots. If they body-shame somebody, they are not really fans.
Many more added their thoughts, one of whom said, “You are a gorgeous and talented young lady. Do what brings you joy!
