Billie Eilish spoke about her dating life during an interview for BritishVogue 's June issue.- The singer said she went on a date "for the first time" the day before filming the video.
- Though Eilish didn't name a partner, she's been seen spending time with actor Matthew Tyler Vorce.
Billie Eilish briefly mentioned her dating life in a video for British Vogue's June issue, revealing that she went on a date for the "first time" the day prior.
In the video, the 19-year-old Grammy winner answers a range of questions from 23 "famous fans," some of whom Eilish knows and others she has never met.
Around the 1:45 mark, Dominic Fike, a musician that's close friends with Eilish, asked the singer to share the last time she did something for the first time.
"Yikes. The answer is really explicit, so I'm not going to answer with that," Eilish joked, continuing, "I went on a date for the first time yesterday, so there you go."
The "Bad Guy" singer said "there are things" she could say as a response to Fike's question but explained that they're "just for in here," pointing to her head.
She added, "Yeah, I went on a date for the first time."
With whom Eilish went on a date remains uncertain, as she didn't name anyone in the video.
However, she's been rumored to be dating actor Matthew Tyler Vorce after they were photographed spending time together in Santa Barbara, California, in April.
According to Elle, both Maggie Baird, Eilish's mother, and Finneas O'Connell, the singer's brother and collaborator, follow Vorce's private Instagram account.
The "Your Power" singer hasn't confirmed a romance with the actor, though.
Eilish previously dated rapper 7: AMP, whose real name is Brandon Quention Adams. Their relationship, which ended in June 2019, is featured in Eilish's Apple TV+ documentary, "The World's a Little Blurry."
In one scene, the "I Love You" singer writes a song with O'Connell about an ill-fated relationship.
"When I'm away from you / I'm happier than ever / Wish I could explain it better / Wish it wasn't true," the lyrics read. The line was later revealed to be from "Happier Than Ever," the titular track on Eilish's upcoming second studio album.
Later in the documentary, the singer breaks up with Adams, explaining that she "just wasn't happy" and realized she "didn't want the same things" as him.
"I don't think you should be in a relationship, super excited about certain things that the other person couldn't care less about," she said.
Eilish added, "There was just a lack of effort, I think. I literally was just like, 'Dude, you don't even have enough love to love yourself, you can't love me. And you don't. Like, you think you do.'"