MOVIE NEWS – Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O’Connell, the songwriter, producer and musician four years her senior, have long seemed almost inseparable: they wrote the songs together, built Eilish’s global career together, and Finneas was often on stage right beside her. So when fans noticed that he had not joined her latest Hit Me Hard and Soft tour, the rumor machine did what it usually does. Now Billie has made it clear what is really going on between them.

Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O’Connell, the songwriter-producer-musician who is four years older than she is, have shaped Billie’s success together and have long appeared virtually inseparable. That is why fans started asking questions when Finneas, who had previously followed nearly every step of Billie’s career on stage as well, did not accompany his sister on her latest tour, Hit Me Hard and Soft. As usual in situations like this, social media quickly filled up with conspiracy theories, but Billie Eilish has now swept away the doubts in a recent interview with Elle magazine.

“I heard people saying: did you hear that Finneas and Billie had a fight?” the singer said. “There is nothing to worry about. Finneas and I have never had a real falling-out in our lives, and we never will. We can have huge arguments, but five minutes later we are laughing and making music together again.”

According to Billie, even though siblings naturally argue, there is no bond in the world as deep as the one between them. She revealed that while they used to clash fiercely over certain questions, both of them are now adults, and they respect each other’s opinions and independent decisions.

There is more good news for fans: their creative partnership has not stopped. Billie confirmed that her next album, once again made with her brother, is already halfway finished. On top of that, Billie’s new 3D concert film, co-directed with James Cameron, will soon arrive in cinemas. Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D) revisits the hottest moments of her latest tour, while also offering a look into the singer’s creative process – and the production has another aspect that should not be underestimated. James Cameron is using this film to test the latest technological innovations he perfected while making the Avatar franchise, so his claim that the production will be a generational experience for everyone who buys a ticket does not sound like an exaggeration.

Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D) – Hungarian release date: May 7, 2026.

Source: UIP Dunafilm