Billie Eilish Steps Out In A Mystery Look Amid Elon Musk Feud

Billie Eilish made waves over the weekend with a bold new look, stepping out in Los Angeles looking almost unrecognizable.

The young star, known for her baggy outfits, swapped her usual style for a sleek, skintight ensemble while enjoying a quiet horseback ride.

Fans and paparazzi were left talking not only about her dramatic change but also about the timing, coming amid her ongoing public feud with billionaire Elon Musk, which has kept her in the headlines.

The Daily Mail obtained photos of Billie Eilish looking completely different over the weekend as she stepped out in a skintight equestrian outfit for some solo horseback riding in Los Angeles.

After celebrating Thanksgiving with her family, the 23-year-old pop star swapped her usual baggy clothes for a high-neck, long-sleeved black shirt, fitted pants, and riding boots.

Her long, dark hair was pulled into a tight ponytail, and she appeared to be wearing little to no makeup.

Despite the controversy that has surrounded her in recent times, the “Lovely” crooner seemed relaxed and unfazed as she prepared for the quiet activity.

Billie Eilish’s recent outing comes amid her feud with Musk. Earlier in November, the Grammy Award winner made the headlines after she called out the tech giant for hoarding wealth.

As The Blast reported, she took to her Instagram stories to repost a series of slides from My Voice, My Choice, featuring ideas on how the billionaire could use his wealth to solve real world issues.

In one of the slides, it was suggested that Musk could end world hunger by 2020 if he chose to spend $40 billion yearly.

Another slide suggested that he could provide clean water for seven years by donating $140 billion.

Other suggestions included rebuilding Gaza with $53.2 billion and rebuilding Ukraine and Syria with $793.2 billion.

Finishing up, Eilish slammed Musk, calling him a “f*cking pathetic p*ssy b*tch coward.”

Musk didn’t stay silent about Eilish’s insult. After a fan reposted the singer’s Instagram Stories post on X, the Tesla CEO responded. “She’s not the sharpest tool in the shed,” he wrote.

In no time, Musk’s post garnered a ton of mixed reactions from fans. On one hand, many slammed the billionaire businessman for his response.

“Notice how you ignored the message Billie was advocating and went on to attack her, she’s right,” one person wrote.

Another fan commented, “You are not the sharpest tool in the shed either honey.”

Other fans called out Eilish, questioning how she had spent her fortune over the last few years.

“And she’s not poor by any means. I wonder how much she spent her own money on solving world hunger or rebuilding Gaza,” one person wrote.

Another fan urged Eilish to spend half the time she spends on whining about other people’s wealth on creating real value.

The feud with Musk isn’t the first time Billie Eilish has called out billionaires in recent weeks.

At the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards in New York City in October, she delivered a bold message asking billionaires to do more for people in need.

Per Buzzfeed, Eilish told the audience, “If you have money, it would be great to use it for good things and maybe give it to some people that need it.”

The “Ocean Eyes” star didn’t shy away from calling them out more directly.

“Love you all, but there’s a few people in here that have a lot more money than me. And if you are a billionaire, why are you a billionaire? No hate, but yeah, give your money away, shorties.”

To back up her words with action, Eilish, who received the Music Innovator Award that night, announced she would donate $11.5 million from her tour to nonprofits working on food equity, climate justice, and reducing carbon pollution.

Eilish’s comments sparked reactions from fans who believed she was addressing Taylor Swift, considering her comments in March 2024.

As The Blast reported, she fired a shot at what she called wasteful album packaging, calling out some of the biggest artists in the world who slapped dozens of vinyl variants on a single record, a move she said was meant to boost sales above all else.

She argued, “I can’t even express to you how wasteful it is,” pointing out that vinyl presses with multiple versions, different colors, artwork, and bonus content often led fans to buy more than one copy just to collect them all.

Eilish, known for pushing sustainability, said she personally tried to keep her work eco-friendly, even though her own album once came in several variants.

She later clarified that she wasn’t naming anyone directly, calling the problem “industry-wide,” and urged people to “actually read what I said.”