Billie Eilishis really kind of normal.
She’s 19 years old and she’s not getting enough sleep.
“Going to sleep late … And, to “find peace,” she goes 120 miles an hour on the freeway.
“Don’t try it at home,” she joked.
Bieber, for the record, is there for Eilish.
“I just want to protect her … “I don’t wish that upon anybody.
If she ever needs me, I’m just a call away.”
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But, asETpoints out, it wasn’t all smooth sailing between the two musicians.
And so, like most of us have had to, Eilish learned a #lifelesson.
And you don’t.'”
She also learned the important lesson that it’s possible for you to’t fix someone.
“I can’t fix him.
I tried,” she said.
(viaUs Weekly).
“It was the most depressing year of her life,” Eilish recounts in the documentary.
“I just laid in bed.”
The next couple of years were rough on her, too.
“I was, like, 14-15.
I had razors hidden in places, and I had Band-Aids hidden in the little corner of my room.
And I always had Band-Aids on my wrists.
It’s not the only time in her life that the young artist has had to confront depression.
In 2018, Eilish should have been at the top of the world.
But instead, fame made her “so unhappy, and I was so, like, joyless.”
Eilish is in a better place, now.
That’s partly to do with her support system.
Should we let you in on another, beautiful, unexpected gem we got out of her documentary?
Billie Eilish and her family love each other, a whole hell of a lot.
