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Sealed With a Kiss! Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff Seemingly Confirm Romance On Steamy Italian Getaway
Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff continue to fuel romance rumors after being spotted sharing a steamy kiss while on vacation in Venice, Italy. In photos, published by Deux Moi on Sunday, June 8, Eilish, 23, and Nat, 30, shared an intimate moment on a balcony in Italy. At one point, Nat held the 'Lunch' singer by the chin and went in for a kiss as she leaned against a banister. Dressed casually in t-shirts and jeans, Eilish and the 'Paper Towns' actor were also photographed sipping from champagne flutes and taking selfies on her digital camera. Eilish and Nat sparked romance rumors in March, when they were seen looking cozy in New York City after sneaking out of the 2025 iHeart Music Video Awards together, according to Page Six. The 'Ocean Eyes' singer and the Naked Brothers Band star met after being introduced by Nat's brother Alex Wolff, whom Eilish met at an Oscars after-party. The three became close, bonding over their shared experiences with Tourette's syndrome. Nat and Alex — who make up the pop-rock duo Nat & Alex Wolff — went on to open for Eilish on the Northern American leg of her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour last year. Nat also starred in Eilish's self-directed 'Chihiro' music video. 'My first real impression of you, when I met you, was at the Oscars after party… It was just like an immediate — I don't even know what we talked about, but it was an immediate — I was like, 'Yo!'' Eilish told Alex last year during a joint interview with Vogue, detailing how she went on to become friends with Nat as well. 'Your family is literally the greatest thing that's ever happened to me,' she added. Eilish was previously linked to The Neighborhood musician Jesse Rutherford, whom she dated for roughly seven months before breaking up in May 2033. That same year, Eilish accused a reporter of outing her as bisexual after she discussed her sexuality in a cover story for Variety. 'I wish no one knew anything about my sexuality or anything about my dating life. Ever, ever, ever,' she told Vogue in 2024. 'And I hope that they never will again.' 'And I'm never talking about who I'm dating ever again,' she added. Prior to Eilish, Nat was linked to his now-married Palo Alto costar Margaret Qualley. He was also previously in a relationship with Tell Me Lies actress Grace Van Patten from 2017 to 2021.
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Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff Confirm Their Romance—Will New Relationship Push Singer To Move Out of Her Parents' Home?
Singer Billie Eilish has seemingly confirmed her relationship with actor Nat Wolff while enjoying a romantic getaway in Italy—where the young couple were seen sharing a steamy kiss. The 23-year-old 'What Was I Made For' singer and the 30-year-old 'Paper Towns' actor were pictured soaking up the sun on a balcony in Venice, with images obtained by celebrity news site Deuxmoi showing the couple toasting champagne, snapping photos, and puckering up, looking every inch the loved-up duo. Romance rumors between the actor and the musician first began to swirl when they were seen leaving the iHeart Music Video Awards together and then again when they were spotted out in New York City together, as first reported by Page Six. Wolff has himself dabbled in the music industry—first, on screen while starring in the hit Nickelodeon movie 'The Naked Brothers Band' alongside his sibling, Alex Wolff; then again, onstage as one-half of the band Nat & Alex Wolff. He merged those two passions in 2024, when he took on a starring role in Eilish's self-directed music video for her hit 'Chihiro,' which was released in June of that same year. At the time, Eilish branded their connection 'inescapable.' Meanwhile, Wolff and his brother revealed that they became close friends with the singer when they opened for her 'Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour' last year. While speaking to Variety, Wolff revealed that the pair bonded over having Tourette syndrome, which is a neurological disorder that is characterized by involuntary movements or sounds that are difficult to control. 'Even when I saw Billie in interviews, I said, 'Oh, she's one of us.' We know all the ways that we try to mute ourselves or try and chill ourselves out or soften ourselves for other people, and how nice it is to not have to do that for certain people,' Wolff said. Eilish also gushed about their bond while speaking to Vogue, telling Wolff: 'My first real impression of you, when I met you, was at the Oscars after party, and I was sitting on the couch outside, and you just appeared. 'It was just like an immediate — I don't even know what we talked about, but it was an immediate — I was like, 'Yo!'' However, as the rumors about her love life intensified, the 'Lovely' hitmaker insisted that she would be keeping tight-lipped about her relationships because she felt as though she had already divulged too many details in the past. 'I wish no one knew anything about my sexuality or anything about my dating life. Ever, ever, ever, and I hope that they never will again. And I'm never talking about my sexuality ever again. And I'm never talking about who I'm dating ever again,' she said. It marked a major turning point for the singer, who had previously been much more open about her love life, revealing to Variety in November 2023 that she was 'attracted to [women],' before later confirming that she identifies as queer. She later admitted that she regretted being so open about her romantic history—and has since been much more tight-lipped about anything to do with her relationships, instead carrying out her dating life away from prying eyes. What remains to be seen is whether her new romance with Wolff will prompt Eilish to make another very big move: moving out of her parents' home, where she has been largely residing even as her career has skyrocketed her to global fame. Eilish's family purchased their home in Los Angeles' Highland Park neighborhood just a few months before she was born—snapping up the property in August 2001, according to records. The two-bedroom, one-bathroom home spans 1,208 square feet and comes complete with a fireplace. Because the property only has two bedrooms, Eilish's parents—who also share son Finneas—moved into the living room so that each of their children could have their own space. And while much of Eilish's life has changed since her earliest childhood years, her love of the abode has never stopped, with the chart-topper explaining in a 2022 interview with V Magazine that her lifestyle inside the property remained as normal as can be. 'My relationship with my home has not changed, just like with my parents and my brother,' she said. 'I think it's a bit jarring for some people who grew up with me or haven't seen me in a long time. … They come over to see us and see that it's exactly the same. 'It's as if you walked in here and it's 2003.' Today, the home serves as a perfectly preserved time capsule of Eilish's album-writing process—and she revealed in a previous interview with AWAL that she even recorded her first major songs, including 'Ocean Eyes,' inside her brother's makeshift studio in his bedroom. Eilish also revealed that one of the walls still has a list of the tracks from her debut album on them. In 2019, Eilish's beloved family home's address was leaked online, prompting a group of fans to flock to the property. The artist then appointed a security guard to sleep in the living room to help her family feel safer. At the time, she told Rolling Stone: 'It was really traumatizing. I completely don't feel safe in my house anymore, which sucks. 'I love my house. I've loved attention my whole life but I don't think anyone knows what fame actually is. Because if I did want to be famous it wasn't this kind.' In 2023, Eilish's family was again traumatized when a man jumped the fence and entered her property. The man allegedly began rifling through some of the family's belongings before the cops showed up and arrested him. Although she lives with her parents, the songstress is believed to have purchased a stunning home in 2019, when she was around 17 years old—a milestone moment that even featured in her second album, 'Happier Than Ever.' In the song 'NDA,' Eilish sings: 'I bought a secret house when I was 17, haven't had a party since I got the keys.' It has never been confirmed which home Eilish purchased; however, all clues lead to the property being the former residence of singer Leona Lewis. According to property records, Lewis sold the home for $2.3 million in 2019; but the buyer's name was never revealed. The home—which is just 10 minutes away from Eilish's family home—is 2,100 square feet and is the perfect place for a horse lover like the singer. The single-story ranch features a horse paddock, a goat pen, an arena, and a separate guesthouse. The main house has three bedrooms and three bathrooms along with glass doors that give residents sweeping views of the lavish pool. Meanwhile, Wolff is believed to reside in New York City's East Village, although property records indicate that he purchased a picturesque Los Angeles abode in 2023, paying $2.2 million for the three-bedroom, two-bathroom dwelling in Beachwood Canyon. Ballerina Farm's Hannah Neeleman on Family's 'Bittersweet' Return to Utah From Ireland—and the Things She Missed Most About Home High Mortgage Rates Are Not Killing the Dream of Homeownership for One Generation Trump Says Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Would Retain Government Guarantees in Public Offering
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27-03-2025
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John Green's 'Everything is Tuberculosis' is out now: Get to know all his books
John Green's 'Everything is Tuberculosis' is out now: Get to know all his books Many of John Green's novels offer a snapshot of young adult reading culture in the 2010s – star-crossed teenage lovers and 'manic pixie dream girl' characters, Tumblr quotes and metaphors stamped on stickers and T-shirts. The success of 'The Fault in Our Stars' and 'Paper Towns' sparked a kind of subgenre in the young adult market The New York Times dubbed 'GreenLit,' or 'realistic stories told by a funny, self-aware teenage narrator.' Green is also well known for his YouTube channels with his brother Hank Green, 'Vlogbrothers' and the educational 'Crash Course.' Now, his latest novel 'Everything is Tuberculosis' dives into how tuberculosis has shaped our world. Here's a look back on all of his titles. All John Green books in order Green has written eight books, including his bestsellers 'Looking for Alaska' and 'The Fault in Our Stars.' Many of his books are young adult romances, but he's written two nonfiction books – his essay collection 'The Anthropocene Reviewed' and his latest public-health-focused 'Everything is Tuberculosis.' 'Looking for Alaska' (2005) 'An Abundance of Katherines' (2006) 'Paper Towns' (2008) 'Will Grayson, Will Grayson' with David Levithan (2010) 'The Fault in Our Stars' (2012) 'Turtles All the Way Down' (2017) 'The Anthropocene Reviewed' (2021) 'Everything is Tuberculosis' (2025) In 2008, Green contributed to a holiday novella romance collection 'Let it Snow' alongside authors Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle. He also lended his pen for 'What You Wish For,' a collection from children's and young adult writers to benefit Darfuri refugees. John Green's movie and TV show adaptations Four of Green's novels have been adapted into movies or limited series, plus one of his novella collections: 'The Fault in Our Stars' (2014): The first Green onscreen adaptation, 'The Fault in Our Stars' saw a 'near-flawless' opening weekend and dominated the box office when it came out in 2014. Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort starred as the book's Hazel and Augustus, two teenage cancer patients who fall in love. 'Paper Towns' (2015): A year after the success of 'TFIOS,' Green's 'Paper Towns' was adapted into a movie starring Cara Delevingne as Margo and Nat Wolff as Quentin. Wolff also appeared in 'TFIOS' as cancer patient Isaac. 'Looking for Alaska' (2019): This Hulu limited series starred Kristine Froseth as the enigmatic Alaska Young and Charlie Plummer as Miles 'Pudge' Halter. 'Let it Snow' (2019): Green's holiday romance novella was adapted into a 2019 film starring Kiernan Shipka, Jacob Batalon and Liv Hewson. 'Turtles All the Way Down' (2024): Green's latest screen adaptation came out as a movie starring Isabela Merced and Cree as the novel's ride-or-die best friends Aza and Daisy, the former of whom is dealing with crippling OCD. New John Green book is out: 'Everything is Tuberculosis' 'Everything is Tuberculosis' is a deep dive into Green's obsession with the world's deadliest infection, following his friendship with a young patient in Sierra Leone sick with drug-resistant tuberculosis. The novel explores the health care inequities that make the curable disease as prevalent and deadly as it is today, offering a glimpse at how our choices could shape the future of TB. Green also touches on how his OCD and his brother Hank's battle with cancer influenced his interest in this area of public health. 'Green's fans will be pleased by this window into his latest obsession,' a Publishers Weekly review reads. More 2010s reading nostalgia: Fans reflect on 'Hunger Games' legacy Clare Mulroy is USA TODAY's Books Reporter, where she covers buzzy releases, chats with authors and dives into the culture of reading. Find her on Instagram, subscribe to our weekly Books newsletter or tell her what you're reading at cmulroy@
