‘It Was Insane’: Billie Eilish Opens Up About Being ‘Ghosted’ By A ‘Little Pathetic Man’
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The pop star called the dating faux pas “literally unbelievable.”
Even Billie Eilish has dealt with the ups and downs of the dating world.
While appearing on Monday’s episode of the BBC podcast “Miss Me?” hosted by singer Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver, the pop star, 22, reflected on being “ghosted” by a man she had “known for years.”
Ghosting is a term for abruptly ending contact with a friend or romantic interest without warning or explanation.
“I had a crazy ghosting happen actually this December. It was insane,” Eilish said, before noting it was “probably the craziest one that’s ever happened to me.”
The “Ocean Eyes” crooner then jokingly recalled how the sudden loss of communication made her wonder if the guy had passed away.
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