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Billie Eilish sex tape: Singer slams it as fake, asks fans 'you think I'd be having sex on a train in fishnets'

Billie Eilish is finally breaking her silence about the sex tape that was leaked online and had everyone convinced that it was the singer
UPDATED APR 12, 2020
 Billie Eilish (Getty Images)
Billie Eilish (Getty Images)

Billie Eilish has finally decided to break her silence and address the rumors surrounding her sex tape that has been going around. Recently, there was a video that showed a pair having sex on the train but what caught the eye of many was that the features of the girl resembled that of Eilish. 

Eilish is known for her unique look that features colored hair and baggy clothes. While the attire of the woman in the sex tape was different, many could not help but be convinced that it might be the singer in a different avatar. As word about the sex tape started spreading everywhere, the singer finally decided to address the rumors. 

Eilish slammed claims that it was her in the video. In an interview with Dazed, Eilish made it clear that it isn't her and questioned people who were convinced that it was the singer in the sex tape. "You think I would be having sex on a train in daylight? With a dress on and fishnets, and a f**king peace sign necklace? Dog, come on!" she said. 

The singer confessed that it was not the first time when someone was pretending to be her. Apart from people taking her identity online, Eilish pointed out that in real life too, people have tried to dress like her and pretend to be her. "People put a fuckin’ green and black wig on and go out in public and pretend to be me," she said. 

She continued, "They hire security and get a nice car, to be famous for a day. I think that s**t is so f**kin’ annoying!" She pointed out how it hurts her image as she said, "It makes me look bad — if they’re being a d**k, then everyone’s gonna think I was a d**k," Billie explained. "It’s so mean. Every day I’m afraid someone is gonna do something — either fake something viral, or there’s gonna be some… I don’t even know what."

While the internet is filled with people who want to live a life like a famous celebrity, it seems like Eilish has had enough.

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