Billie Eilish reminisced about
the time she met the royal family at the “No Time To Die” premiere — and
revealed it was actually an awkward moment.
On Nova’s Australian radio
show “Fitzy & Wippa,” the 20-year-old singer admitted she spent time
leading up to the premiere studying royal protocol and the proper etiquette to
address the UK’s royal family — including curtsying, not shaking hands, not
asking questions and not speaking unless spoken to.
“I was so worried about it,”
Eilish admitted.
But when she was in the
presence of then-Prince Charles, Camilla Parker Bowles, Prince William and Kate
Middleton, she suddenly forgot everything she worked so hard to learn.
“They all walked in and were
like, ‘What’s up? How are you? How’s it going?’ And I was like, ‘Oh my God,’”
she remembered.
The “Bad Guy” singer was
surprised to see how “normal” the royals were.
“They were just so nice and
charming,” she said.
The “Happier Than Ever”
singer shared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” last year that she was actually
given a complete list of protocols she had to follow.
She attended the premiere of
the James Bond movie with her brother, Finneas, after they co-wrote the theme
song for the movie.
Eilish was photographed having
her fan-girl moment, shaking hands with Kate, the Now-Princess of Wales, and
sharing a sweet moment with Now-King Charles III.
Charles became king immediately
after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
