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Billie Eilish Shows Sweet Support for Boyfriend Nat Wolff | E! News

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Billie Eilish is happier than ever for her boyfriend. The "Birds of a Feather" singer proved her romance with Nat Wolff is still going strong by showing some sweet support for his and brother Alex Wolff’s new self-titled album, which was released Jan. 16. In a post on her Instagram Story Jan. 16, Billie reshared the siblings’ own post announcing their record’s arrival, which featured a backlit photo of the pair sitting on fold-out chairs. Alongside the snap, the two-time Oscar winner expressed her excited for the project by writing three exclamation marks. Of course, Billie has shown her support for Nat and Alex’s music outside of social media as well. In addition to inviting them to open for her on her ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ Tour, Billie served as a producer on The Naked Brothers Band alums’ album cut "Soft Kissing Hour." Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1427448/billie-eilish-on-boyfriend-nat-wolffs-new-album-nat-alex-wolff

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