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Billie Eilish, in her recent cover story for Rolling Stone, published on April 24, 2024, talks about her experience with debilitating depression and writing in her journal. In the recent cover story, she talks about battling depression and her s*xuality while also revealing there won’t be a single for her new album, Hit Me Hard and Soft.
Trigger Warning: This article contains mention of suicide, self-harm, and depression. Readers’ discretion is advised.
However, despite her fear, Billie claims she’s now “biting the bullet” and doing what scares her the most, which is “existing in the world for one.” Billie has often been vocal about her mental health struggles. During a 2020 Rolling Stones interview, Billie opened up about experiencing depression from ages 13 to 16.
“I hit a turning point,” says Billie Eilish about winning Grammys
While talking to Rolling Stone about depression, Billie Eilish revealed she has never been a happy person her whole life despite feeling lucky.
Billie Eilish opened up more about her journey with depression, revealing it comes in waves. However, while talking about what hit a turning point with mental health in her life, Eilish looked back at winning five Grammys at 17.
Despite winning five Grammys after bagging nominations in six at the 62nd Grammy Awards in 2022 for Record of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Album, Album of the Year, Best New Artist, and Song of the Year, Billie didn’t go outside for five years.
However, she recalled slowly stepping outside more, taking baby steps to the grocery store, and eventually going out to parties and concerts with her friends.
During a Vogue interview in 2020, Billie Eilish revealed she wrote a song about suicidal thoughts at the age of 11. While talking about what contributed to her depression, she listed a few factors, including a toxic friend group, a partner who treated her badly, dance injuries, and body image issues.
