Billie Eilish explains how dating changed her view of astrology

Bang Showbiz on Apr 29, 2026

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Billie Eilish started believing in astrology after dating a "Gemini man".

The 24-year-old singer admitted she used to completely dismiss all conversations about the zodiac but changed her mind when she went out with a guy whose birthday fell between 21 May and 20 June and realised how many of the typical characteristics of his star sign he had.

In an Ask Me Anything video interview with ELLE magazine, Billie said: "Here's the thing about astrology. That s*** is real -- s*** is true.

"If somebody brought it up, I'd be like, 'Oh my God, please shut the f*** up.'

"I met a Gemini man and I dated his a** and then I believed in astrology. Since then, no matter what, without a doubt, I can recognise a Gemini from a mile away."

However, it seemed Billie's romance with the unnamed man didn't work out.

She added: "Girl Geminis? Amazing, [they're] life of the party, my favourite people in the world. Male Geminis? Go to hell."

With her own birthday falling on 18 December, the Bad Guy singer is a Sagittarius and she identifies with the traits of her own zodiac sign.

She said: "Here's the real conception about Sagittarius, not misconception.

"Loud, stubborn, obnoxious, bossy, funny, insane, sexy, good in bed… yeah, kinda flaky also. A little flaky. I'm working on it."

Billie also admitted she is very superstitious.

She said: "As a person with OCD, I believe in every superstition, so do not tell me any superstition that I don't already know because I can't get into that, I can't take any risks."

The Birds of a Feather singer recently "horrified" herself by watching all six seasons of Girls - a total of 62 episodes - in just a week because the show kept her company while she reorganised her closet.

Asked the last TV show she binged, she said: "I watched all of Girls in one week while I redid my closet, which I was kind of horrified I did, but I really had to redo my closet. And so I had a little companion."

Billie is currently promoting her new concert movie Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D) and filmmaker James Cameron has explained why he brought her on board as co-director.

He told ELLE: "I came to admire and respect her drive as an artist. How she manifests her artistic goals, not just to create beautiful music, but also to be a great performer.

"She was really the architect and creative guiding force on her show. She had conceived it so she would be in the center of the audience and play to all four quadrants.

"It's quite remarkable: She runs like a maniac from one end of the stage to the other, from side to side. She's all over the place, and the way in which she engages with her audience at the show is phenomenal ... It occurred to me that she and I should co-direct this film."