Billie Eilish recently told the Howard Stern show about her stage fright when it came to hosting Saturday Night Live. But the young up-and-coming superstar got personal when it came to her views on sex and relationships.
The way the Howard Stern show website is set up, it transcribes and clips different subjects of Eilish’s interview.
When it comes to the topic of watching pornography, Eilish confesses that she started watching it at age 11 and she quickly drew herself into more graphic forms of it. The ramifications of this caused sleep-related issues for the singer and warped her perception of appropriate sexual behaviors.
"The first few times I, you know, had sex, I was not saying no to things that were not good. It was because I thought that’s what I was supposed to be attracted to," Billie stated. "The way that vaginas look in porn is f*ck*ng crazy. No vaginas look like that. Women’s bodies don’t look like that. We don’t come like that."
The 19-year-old then lamented on how the dating situation is for celebrities.
On other subjects: Billie thought seeing so many famous people at the Met Gala this year was like seeing a clique back in school. What eventually warmed her up is that other attendees had this moment of self-reflection, themselves, about the occasion.
Input from the New York Post’s experts say that it’s not unusual for people who habitually watch porn to have that viewpoint bleed into the viewer’s perceptions on reality in general.
Billie Eilish won the honor of performing the opening theme song for the latest James Bond movie "No Time to Die." Eilish and her brother learned of their Golden Globe nomination from their work on the movie mid-interview, and high fived.
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