Who is Nat Wolff? Actor and musician turning heads amid Billie Eilish dating rumors
Who is Nat Wolff? Actor and musician turning heads amid Billie Eilish dating rumors
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Billie Eilish walks the Grammys red carpet next to her brother and music partner, Finneas.
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Actor and musician Nat Wolff is making headlines amid rumors about his dating life, but he has been in the spotlight for years.
The "Death Note" actor, who has been romantically linked to two-time Oscar winner Billie Eilish, first rose to popularity as a Nickelodeon child star before going on to have a career as a full-fledged actor and musician.
The Los Angeles native's first claim to fame was in the Nickelodeon movie and accompanying series "The Naked Brothers Band" alongside brother Alex Wolff. As the duo Nat & Alex Wolff, the band has been opening for Eilish's Hit Me Hard and Soft tour since 2024. And last June, Wolff starred in the dizzying video for the singer's track "Chihiro." Neither Eilish, 23, nor Wolff, 30, has spoken publicly about their relationship status.
As dating speculation swirls, here's what to know about the actor-singer.
Who is Nat Wolff?
Wolff, 30, is an actor and musician who rose to popularity in the Nickelodeon movie and its accompanying series "The Naked Brothers Band" alongside his brother and fellow musician Alex Wolff — a series about a fictional band created by his actress mother, Polly Draper, with music produced by their musician father, Michael Wolff.
The brothers would go on to form the real band Nat & Alex Wolff, which has been opening for Eilish's Hit Me Hard and Soft tour since September 2024. The tour most recently arrived in Italy on June 8, and is set to wrap in late September in San Francisco.
Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff come to blows in dizzying 'Chihiro' music video: Watch
Nat Wolff's acting career has taken off since his days as a child star. He's known for the films "Paper Towns," "Palo Alto," "The Fault in Our Stars" and Netflix's movie adaptation of "Death Note."
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