Billie Eilish barely survived Corona

Billie Eilish revealed she had Covid-19 in August and said she was sure she would have ‘died’ had she not been vaccinated. Appearing on Howard Stern’s American radio show on Monday, Eilish said: ‘The vaccine is *** ing amazing and it also saved (her brother/music collaborator)  Finneas from getting the Covid 19; it saved my parents from getting it; it saved my friends from getting it. '

Eilish said that she felt extremely bad under the virus for two months and that she still has long-term side effects. 

"I want to make it clear that I'm fine because of the vaccine," she said. 'I think I would have died if I hadn't been vaccinated because it was bad. When I say it was bad, I think it felt awful. But really, in relation to what happens to others, it wasn’t that bad. You know what I mean? When you're sick, you feel awful. '

Eilish was recently nominated in seven categories at the 2022 Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year for her second album, Happier Than Ever, and Song of the Year for the track of the same name. She also hosted Saturday Night Live along with SNL hostess Kate McKinnon. Next June, she will become the youngest ever headliner of the Glastonbury Festival, a show that will conclude her new album promotion tour of the UK and Ireland. Eilish, the most famous teenage pop star in the world, turns 20 on December 18th.

"I've always been very afraid of aging - I was afraid of it," she told the Observer recently. ‘And honestly, I almost discovered, except for a few things, that I enjoy a little adulthood. I like doing things for the first time, such as refueling, doing laundry and going to the doctor on my own. '

Billie Eilish is one of the favorite performers of the young generation, and she reached new heights when she became the youngest musician in history who won four major Grammys in one evening. The awards were in the categories of recording of the year, song of the year, an album of the year, and new artist of the year.