Billie Eilish has said living with Tourette’s Syndrome is ‘very exhausting’ as she opened up about living with the condition in a new interview.
The Grammy and Oscar-winning singer was diagnosed with the condition - which affects the nervous system, causing tics - when she was 11, and she spoke to iconic US talk show host David Letterman for his My Next Guest Needs No Introduction series on Netflix.
Singer-songwriter Billie, 20, said she first began experiencing small tics when she was 11, such as ear wiggling, raising her eyebrow and flexing her arm muscles, throughout the day.
