Young Singer Billie Eilish Says She Has Anxiety About The Future When She Becomes a Parent. Billie Eilish also reveals this interesting confession.
The young and talented musician Billie Eilish is back in the public eye. That's because Billie has just revealed an interesting confession in an interview with the Sunday Times.
Previously, Billie had admitted that he really wanted to have children. She was even willing to die if her desire to become a mother never materialized.
Billie wants to have a big family and see her children succeed. "I want to have children and I want those children to have children," Billie said in an interview with Vanity Fair some time ago.
However, Billie recently expressed his worries about the future. He was worried that one day his children would not listen to his words and advice. Even though she wants to be a mother, Billie is also worried about the risks behind it.
"The older I get, the more I experience things," Billie said. "I just thought, uggh, what am I going to do when my son thinks this is the right thing to do and I'm, like, no, no!' And they won't listen to me."
Billie said he was worried about the future of his children. He is also worried that one day he will be forgotten by his children.
"I worry about what will happen to them, I worry about what will happen to me, I worry about being forgotten," Billie continued.
The reason is, Billie himself admitted that he had difficulty being away from his parents. He even revealed that he used to sleep in the same bed with his parents and brother until he was 11 years old.
Billie admitted that at that time he had trouble sleeping alone. He felt uncomfortable when he woke up to find his parents not by his side.
Billie recalled that he would scream as loud as he could until his parents came over to him. The 19-year-old singer admitted that he was afraid of himself, especially when the lights were turned off.
"I couldn't sleep alone," Billie recalled. "If I woke up and my parents weren't in bed and the lights were off, I would scream until they came to the door." (wk/Side)
