Billie Eilish has shared advice she received from John Mayer at the start of her career, recounting her struggles with public attention and her hopes for the future. The singer expressed her fears about going out in public due to the overwhelming recognition she faces. Mayer advised her that the intensity would eventually subside, and Eilish has adopted the strategy of embracing these uncomfortable situations to normalize her presence.
Billie Eilish has revealed the toll that her fame has taken on her personal life, particularly regarding her safety concerns. Despite having a protective dog and security guards, Eilish has experienced several frightening incidents that have compromised her sense of well-being. The singer expressed resentment towards her situation, which often makes her feel trapped in her own home.
Paris Hilton has acquired the rights to Sarah Ditum’s book, ‘Toxic,’ and is producing a hard-hitting docuseries that examines the ‘sexist, exploitative culture’ that ‘let down’ women in the early 2000s, including herself. The series will feature firsthand accounts from women who faced intense public scrutiny and media exploitation during that era, including Hilton herself and Kim Kardashian.
Billie Eilish has been open about her struggles with mental health, but she says she is adamant about not wanting to be seen as a kind of spokesperson. “I think it’s really weird when you are in the middle of something and somebody asks you to be the advocate for the thing you’re in the middle of,” she says. “I understand that it’s important, and I understand that it’s an epidemic and it needs to be talked about, but I don’t want to f*cking be the role model for depression. What happens when I do some shit y’all aren’t going to like?” Despite her struggles, Eilish remains determined to move forward and live as normal a life as possible. She has been getting out of the house more, trying new things, and working on her third album. “This whole process has felt like I’m coming back to the girl that I was,” Eilish says. “I’ve been grieving her. I’ve been looking for her in everything, and it’s almost like she got drowned by the world and the media. I don’t remember when she went away.”
PR expert Emily M. Auston has expressed concern over Jennifer Lopez’s declining fame following her marriage to Ben Affleck. The expert points to Lopez’s Super Bowl Halftime documentary, which she deems unconvincing and unlikeable. Auston also suggests that Affleck’s presence has contributed to the lackluster public image Lopez has projected, citing mundane appearances and arguments. She emphasizes the importance of staying connected with younger fans for celebrities like Lopez, a challenge she believes the singer-actor has not addressed effectively.
Actor Jaideep Ahlawat has exposed the underhanded tactics employed by celebrities to gain fame and relevance in the Bollywood industry. He revealed being advised to purchase fake social media followers, buy larger vehicles, and leak information to paparazzi to gain visibility.
TOWIE star Dani Imbert has taken to social media to express her frustration with some of her co-stars. Imbert has shared a series of cryptic quotes on Instagram, including one that reads, “Being able to see through people is a gift & a curse.” She has also criticized bizarre behavior and said that fame has gone to some people’s heads. Imbert’s comments come ahead of the TOWIE series finale, which is expected to be full of fireworks.
