The American singer, Billie Eilish, Recently he did an interview with an important magazine.
Within the topics that were touched in the session, one of them was their relationship with yourself, that is, with Its physical appearance.
What did Billie Eilish reply?
Within the interview with Vogue UK, the singer answered a series of questions asked by celebrities such as Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Charli XCX and Greta Gerwig.
In addition to these successful women, Eilish spoke with the rapper, Nicki Minajwho made her reflect on her Relationship with herself, her appearance and, at the same time, be a young and successful woman.
This way, Billie Eilish He opened with respect to his challenges being a woman and being in the public eye.
“This can be a strange question, but you seem a bit uncomfortable about how beautiful you are, sometimes,” the rapper began to say.
“I can be wrong. Many women have felt that their work is overshadowed for their beauty or physical attributes. Was there ever in your career, in which you wanted people could not see you and that they only listen to your music and really have an opportunity to just listen to written words?” He asked.
“Nicki, This question made me cry a little “Eilish confessed.
“As you said at first, I never felt very beautiful or seen that way, so I never fought with the idea that I could overshadow something, as I never saw myself like this,” he said.
“I had to convince myself who was pretty. Being a woman is difficult,” said.
The singer has always expressed the pressure she feels about her body image
Billie Eilish has been completely open about Pressures that women must live with their body image.
According to NME, in January, the artist warned her fans of the risks of the extreme diet.
In this sense, he reflected on a period of his life in which he lost a lot of weight and was “Extremely unhappy and little aware of how unhappy it was.”
“I felt that my body cheated on me for years. I had to pass a process in which I realized that my body was really me “he confessed.
