The new documentary about the "Bad Guy" singer was released this week, detailing her previous relationship with Brandon Quention Adams.
Adams, who bears the name "Q" and performs under the art name "7: AMP", met Eilish at one of her concerts in 2018 when she was 16 and he was 22.
Due to the age difference of five and a half years between the couple and the fact that Eilish was only 16 years old (minor), fans of the singer are accusing Q of * grooming.
Grooming * - refers to building an emotional relationship with a child or young person, to manipulate, exploit and abuse him / her ", according to the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
The couple reportedly split in 2019 after Q failed to support Eilish in her performance at "Coachella 2019".
The documentary shows Eilish discussing her relationship with a friend and explaining that Q had broken her arm after punching a wall and that she was trying to get him to go to therapy, reports Insider.
Shortly afterwards, the couple split up - something the two agreed on because "they did not want the same things".
Ever since the documentary aired, people have been discussing the couple's relationship and not having many good words for Q.
One person wrote:
"Won't anyone talk about the fact that Billie dated a 22-year-old when she was 16?"
Someone else said:
"Am I the only one who thinks Billie was abused by her boyfriend ?! She was 16 and he was 22 when they started dating."
The rest was almost in the same mind: How good that such a relationship had ended.
Source: Unilad
