Who Is Billie Eilish Dating? Everything We Know About Her Love Life in 2026

Who Is Billie Eilish Dating Right Now?

Billie Eilish is dating Nat Wolff — full name Nathaniel Marvin Wolff, the 31-year-old actor, musician, and singer-songwriter. The relationship's public timeline began in June 2025, when Deuxmoi published photos of the two kissing and drinking champagne on a balcony in Venice, Italy — images widely read as confirmation even as both camps initially waved them off as friendship. The speculation simmered for nearly a year: the pair was spotted leaving the iHeartRadio Music Awards together, attending theater together, and Wolff was a visible presence at Eilish's side through early 2026, including at the Grammys.

The hard launch came in early May 2026 at the Los Angeles premiere of Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard And Soft - The Tour Live In 3D, the concert documentary Eilish co-directed with James Cameron. Wolff walked the carpet with her — Eilish in a green Prada polo over a white long-sleeve top with pleated knee-high socks, Wolff leaning in for a hug — in what outlets unanimously described as their red-carpet debut as a couple. Reality Tea's headline said it plainly: it took her a whole year to do this for the relationship.

As of October 2026, they remain together with no reported issues. For Eilish, who has spent years treating her romantic life as a classified document, the red carpet was the loudest statement she has ever made about a partner.

Who Is Nat Wolff, Billie Eilish's Boyfriend?

Nat Wolff, born December 17, 1994, in Los Angeles, is seven years older than Eilish — and a show-business lifer. His first taste of fame came as a child, composing the music for the Nickelodeon series The Naked Brothers Band, which he starred in alongside his younger brother Alex. After the show's two-year run ended in 2009, the brothers formed the music duo Nat & Alex Wolff, releasing three albums — Black Sheep (2011), Public Places (2016), and Table For Two (2023) — and recently serving as the opening act on Eilish's Hit Me Hard and Soft tour.

As an actor, Wolff is best known for Paper Towns (2015, opposite Cara Delevingne), The Fault in Our Stars (2014), and Palo Alto (2013). He is, by any honest accounting, a nepo baby: his mother is actress Polly Draper (Thirtysomething), who created, wrote, and directed The Naked Brothers Band; his father is jazz musician Michael Wolff. One of his earliest memories, he has said, is leaving a note on his bedroom door reading "I want to be a child actor."

Two lesser-known facts bind him to Eilish. Both have Tourette's syndrome — Wolff inherited it from his father, as did his brother Alex — and Alex has said the shared condition bonded the brothers to Eilish, who has spoken openly about her own diagnosis. And Wolff starred in Eilish's self-directed music video for "Chihiro," famously defending her online when people claimed she doesn't write her own songs. The professional collaboration predates the romance — and may have seeded it.

How Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff Met

The connection goes back to 2024. Eilish and Wolff are thought to have met at an Oscars after-party that year, where they bonded over their shared Tourette's diagnosis. The friendship deepened through the Hit Me Hard and Soft tour, which launched in 2024 with Nat & Alex Wolff as the opening act. Eilish has said she felt an "immediate" connection with the brothers; Alex has described her as his "twin," and Eilish once told him, "Your family is literally the greatest thing that's ever happened to me."

The romantic turn came sometime before June 2025, when the Venice balcony photos surfaced. What followed was a year of neither-confirm-nor-deny: joint appearances at awards shows and theaters, a Grammys night in 2026 where Wolff was photographed hugging Eilish after she won Song of the Year for "Wildflower", draping his arm around her at their table. Each sighting added a pixel to the picture; the May 2026 red carpet developed it fully.

The slow reveal was characteristic. In her 2024 Vogue cover story, Eilish said she would never discuss her dating life publicly again, explaining that she underestimates how her words get "blown up into the biggest news of the whole world." The Wolff relationship is the first test of that vow — and she has kept it, sort of: she hasn't talked about him, she has simply appeared beside him.

Billie Eilish's Past: Q, Vorce, and Rutherford

Before Wolff, Eilish's most documented relationship was with Jesse Rutherford, frontman of The Neighbourhood, whom she dated from October 2022 to May 2023. The pairing drew intense discourse over their 11-year age gap — she was 21, he was 31 — which the couple playfully acknowledged by attending the LACMA Art+Film Gala in matching Gucci pajamas and a blanket. Representatives confirmed the amicable split in May 2023, and much of Eilish's album Hit Me Hard And Soft is thought to draw on the relationship.

Before Rutherford came actor Matthew Tyler Vorce (late 2021 to mid-2022) and, most significantly, rapper Brandon Quentin Adams — known as 7:AMP, or "Q" — whom Eilish dated from 2018 to 2019 when she was 17 and he was 22. She opened up about Q in her 2021 documentary The World's A Little Blurry, saying she "just wasn't happy" and that "there was just a lack of effort" — a rare moment of romantic candor from an artist who has since walled the subject off.

Wolff's own romantic history includes links to Miranda Cosgrove (2009-2011), Margaret Qualley (2012-2014), and Grace Van Patten (2017-2021), plus rumored romances with Bella Thorne, Ashley Benson, and Suki Waterhouse. Both arrive at this relationship with long, public dating histories — and, apparently, a shared determination to keep this one quieter than the last ones.

What's Next for Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff

The red-carpet debut suggests a new phase: not a publicity blitz, but a quiet normalization. Eilish has not given interviews about Wolff and shows no sign of starting; Wolff, similarly low-key, has let the appearances speak. The couple's 2026 has been defined by professional overlap — the tour, the concert film, the video — as much as romantic visibility, which may be the model going forward: together in the work, silent about the rest.

What bears watching is whether the relationship survives Eilish's well-documented discomfort with public romance. Her Vogue vow came from genuine distress at how her words get magnified; dating a fellow public figure with his own fanbase doubles the exposure. So far, the strategy — say nothing, show up together — appears to be holding.

As of October 2026: dating Nat Wolff, red-carpet official since May 2026, together well over a year, no engagement, no split rumors. For the most private pop star of her generation, a hug on a premiere carpet was a tell-all.

One reason the relationship has drawn less backlash than her past ones may be its organic texture. This is not a whirlwind pairing of strangers but a friendship that deepened through shared work — a tour, a music video, a medical condition they both navigate — before turning romantic. Fans who lived through the Rutherford age-gap discourse have largely met the Wolff news with relief: a partner closer to her world, her age bracket, and her creative life. Whether that goodwill holds through whatever comes next, the May 2026 premiere will remain the moment Billie Eilish stopped hiding — at least a little.

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