Hailey Bieber, Zoe Kravitz, and Donald Glover talk about Billie Eilish ahead of new album release

Hailey Bieber, Zoe Kravitz, and Donald Glover talk about Billie Eilish ahead of new album release

Many of Billie Eilish’s celebrity friends and colleagues expressed their admiration for the singer ahead of the release of her upcoming album, “Hit Me Hard and Soft.”

“I wouldn’t be surprised if Billie’s soul has been here many times,” Hailey Bieber told Rolling Stone. “That’s exactly how I feel about him. He has proven himself as a once in a generation artist, and that is something very special and rare.

“I can’t imagine that I won’t be happy with Billie when I’m in my fifties and sixties. That’s my girl.”

Eilish and Bieber have remained friends for some time, with BieberActor and rapper Donald Glover – also known as “Childish Gambino” – speaking to Rolling Stone about Eilish’s love of art forms other than singing, “She understands storytelling at such a young age. And he’s authentic with his experience. I think he lives his life for himself.”

Glover cast Eilish in her 2023 horror miniseries, “Swarm,” marking her debut.

The “What Was I Made For” singer has received critical acclaim and appreciation from various artists throughout her career.

Recently, she was invited to sing alongside Coachella headliner Lana Del Rey, who said of Eilish during the performance, “That’s the voice of our generation, the voice of your generation, and I’m so—grateful she’s standing next to me right now singing my favorite song.”

especially gifting Eilish a mug.

Bieber, speaking to Rolling Stone recently, also admired the singer for his efforts to live a normal life, despite his incredible fame from a young age, “I give him a lot of credit for putting himself out there and for wanting to experience everything the way he is.” he meant as a 22-year-old woman.”

Eilish’s friend Kravitz also opened up about their longtime friendship, which began with Eilish believing the “Big Little Lies” actress had a potential dislike for her, “It’s actually the opposite of what she said: The more I get to know her, the better and better she gets.”