The Grammy-winning singer told Vogue that "nobody can say anything about me about which I do not have a strong opinion."

Billie Eilish opens up about the body-shaming comments made by trolls.

The 21-year old singer revealed in an interview with Vogue published on Tuesday how negative comments about her appearance have affected her mental health. She admitted that, while she is more confident than she was before, the remarks still hurt.

"Dude, I don't even know. Eilish replied, "It's hard man," when asked about the criticism. "Honestly, I have strong opinions about [...]. If I were younger, I think I wouldn't be able exist if people talked about my body the way they talk about it now.

She added, "I feel better about myself than I did before and I am more interested in my feelings than theirs." "But that could also be a bunch of bulls---because it still hurts me like a sonabitch."

The singer of "Happier than Ever" -- who was promoting Eilish No. The "Happier Than Ever" singer -- who was promoting her fragrance, Eilish No.

She told Vogue, "I've spent the majority of my life as a very masculine, boyish woman. But I was like, "You know what? I can be anything I want, when I want." "I don’t have to prove to everyone I'm a boy. "I am , but also this type of girl." "I'm feminine and sexy and cute and I am also like, none of these things, I'm just myself."

It's been nearly a week since Eilish called her haters out for criticizing the way she has changed.

The Grammy-winning singer took to Instagram Stories to take on social media trolls that have called her a "sellout", ever since she began wearing more feminine styles which revealed her body.

Eilish wrote, "I spent the first five years of my career being absolutely OBLITERATED because you fools told me i'd look hotter if I acted like woman," on a photo of her grimacing in front of the camera.

Before turning 18, the Swarmstar wore baggy and oversized clothes almost exclusively. Fans were equally obsessed with what they couldn't view of her figure. Others praised her for concealing her body under voluminous clothes.

Eilish wrote in her message: "and now that i feel comfortable wearing anything remotely feminine or fitted, i changed and am a'sellout'," she wrote. "And 'what happened' oMg it's not the same biLlie, she's like the rest, bla bla."

You guys are idiots. She added, "LOL." I can be BOTH of you f---ing idiots. LET WOMEN EXIST! :))))"

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Title: Billie Eilish Opens Up About Being Criticized By Body-Shaming Trolls
Sourced From: www.toofab.com/2023/06/21/billie-eilish-opens-up-about-being-criticized-body-shaming-trolls/
Published Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2023 22:32:04 +0000

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