Her bad date went down the day before Valentine’s Day (via toofab)
The pop phenomenon spilled the tea on the boy and“It was at the movies, and it was the day before Valentine’s Day, and he kissed me and he said, ‘That was not as magical as I thought it was gonna be,’” Eilish said.
“He was super rich, and his butler was there the entire time but in a different movie theater. He took him and he left, and I was stuck there. Nobody told me that they were going to leave. And it was the day before Valentine’s Day,” she continued. To add insult to injury, a random baby Eilish happened to make eye contact with started to cry in her face.
Turns out, though, this isn’t the first time she’s brought this story up. She’s also told this story onstage at a concert last year and dedicated the next song of the night to the man who spurned her.
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