Billie Eilish gets candid about love, fun and body image

Billie Eilish gets candid about love, fun and body image

Billie Eilish’s upcoming album is partly about her journey of discovering her sexual orientation.

In a candid interview with Rolling Stone, the chart-topping artist opens up about her sexuality and how a new song called “Lunch” is helping her process her feelings.

“That song is actually part of what helped me become who I am, be real,” Eilish said of the song, which is on her upcoming album “Hit Me Hard and Soft.”

Eilish revealed she wrote part of “Lunch” before ever being with a woman and “the rest” “after” the experience.

In his song, the nine-time Grammy winner uses the unconventional metaphor of “eating a meal” to capture this newfound loveliness.

Eilish also spoke about how exploring her body has helped her deal with “body dysmorphia” and embrace herself.

The revelation comes after Eilish’s previous public relationships were with men, most recently The Neighborhood frontman Jesse Rutherford.

The couple reportedly ended things amicably in May 2023 and remain friends.

With “Lunch” listed as the second track on “Hit Me Hard and Soft,” fans can expect a more personal and introspective side of Billie Eilish when the album drops on May 17.