Billie Eilish says she had no intention of going public and accuses ‘Variety’ magazine of exposing her LGBTQ+ identity

After the commotion this weekend, when it’s obvious Billie Eilish was confirmed as LGBTQ+, now the singer has just revealed that it was not her intention to come out of the closet. That it’s all because of the reporter.

On the afternoon of Sunday, December 3, the pop star published a series of photos and videos from his last days on his Instagram profile. The first photo in that carousel shows her pants and pink underwear near the knees, with a belt for two women on the buckle. In the post, she included a series of clips showing her at the Hitmakers event in Diversitywhich took place on Saturday.

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But what he was talking about was the title. The singer wrote: “Thank you Diversity for my award and also for putting myself out there on the red carpet at 11am instead of talking about anything else that really matters. I love boys and girls, please leave me alone. Literally, who cares?”

Billie Eilish referred to her colleague with this message Diversity Tiana DeNicolawho asked him about his recent cover in that publication and if he intends to appear in that photo shoot.

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In the interview video, Eilish’s fans noticed that the interaction between the two was not at all pleasant. In the dialogue, Billie commented that she was still afraid of women and thought they were beautiful, repeating her quote from the play. Diversity. At that point, DeNicola asked him if it was his idea to share his LGBTQ+ identity.

According to a TMZ report, neither DeNicola nor Variety addressed Billie’s complaint. It’s also not clear if Billie is mad at the outlet. (AND)