Billie Eilish & Quenlin Blackwell Spotted Kissing at Coachella 2024

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Weekend one of Coachella 2024 surely was eventful for Billie Eilish. The star kicked things off with a surprise appearance during Lana Del Rey's headlining set on Friday and kept it up on Saturday as she took over the Do LaB stage, where she was also spotted kissing creator Quenlin Blackwell.

As captured in a fan video circulating online, Billie Eilish and Quenlin Blackwell kissed on stage during her party at Do LaB. In the video, Billie can be seen walking towards Blackwell, grabbing her by the cheeks and giving her a peck on the lips.

Of course, the rumor mill is working overtime after the clip spread on social media, especially since Blackwell identifies as bi and Eilish recently came out as queer. That said, Eilish and Blackwell's friendship is well-documented and this could (and likely is) be just a friendly peck, so take everything with a grain of salt.

Blackwell was one of the many people who joined Eilish on stage during her surprise party at the Do LaB stage during Coachella 2024. Eilish, who was also joined by her friend and collaborator FINNEAS on stage, played three songs — "Lunch," "L'Amour de ma vie," and "Chihiro" — off her upcoming album Hit Me Hard And Soft to the crowd.

Eilish has been teasing Hit Me Hard And Soft for a couple of weeks now, even unveiling a lower abdomen tattoo in reference to its title on her short-lived Close Friends Instagram stories. The album, which will have 10 songs in total, is slated to release on May 17, 2024, so expect more promo à la Coachella soon.

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