Billie Eilish first broke into the scene with Ocean Eyes. Her very distinctive fashion sense and her music were very impressive. The teen did not shy away from talking about heavy subjects like suicide and depression in her songs. Outlets soon dubbed her the voice of the generation.

But like every teenager, she went through some changes and transformations as she hit her 20s. Throughout her brief career, her appearance in Vanity Fair’s year-end issue has always remained constant. As she appeared for the interview with the publication for the sixth time, her growing romance with her boyfriend and a particular comment have made her a target of trolling. 

Fans troll Billie Eilish for her hottest f*cking f*cker comment

Billie Eilish has recently been romancing the 31-year-old, Jesse Rutherford of The Neighborhood. It is evident in her latest interview that she is head over heels for this man. She gushed about her man, calling him the hottest f*cking f*cker alive. And she was especially proud of “locking” him down with her feminine powers.

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“I managed to get my way to a point in my life, my life to a point, where I not only was known by a person that I thought was the hottest f*cking f*cker alive but pulled his *ss,” she said. 

The comment immediately caught the attention of the netizens, who pointed out that it was utterly cringy. In fact, they are concerned about the 20-year-old and the grooming process. 

The couple shares an 11-year age difference which has made many think that Eilish is taken advantage of. They knew each other since she was 15 years old. 

Others are simply finding the whole situation funny. And cannot take the Happier than Ever singer‘s comment so seriously.

Despite the huge age gap, the couple really does not care about it as much. So does Finneas, Billie’s brother. They were spotted on dates, sparking dating rumors until they were snapped kissing. They officially debuted as a couple at the 11th Annual LACMA Art + Film Gala.

What is your opinion of hers and Rutherford’s relationship?