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Entertainment · Celebrity news · published 2026-10-22 · via Hello Magazine

Billie Eilish's new bob draws comparisons to Finneas

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Billie Eilish shared an Instagram video showing her hair after a fresh cut. The style is a shorter bob that frames her face at chin length, following her light-brown look earlier in October. Many fans said the cut made her look like her brother Finneas, whose wedding she recently officiated and where she performed "Birds of a Feather."

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Billie Eilish, 24, posted an Instagram clip on Thursday, Oct. 22, after a haircut. The video showed a shorter bob ending near her chin, with styled ends and a face-framing shape. It followed the light-brown hair she had introduced earlier in October.

Fans responding to the post said the new style made her resemble her brother Finneas. The article also notes that Eilish has often changed her hair to mark a new album era, raising the question of whether this cut signals another one. Recently, she officiated Finneas's wedding to YouTuber Claudia Sulewski and sang "Birds of a Feather" at the reception.

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The haircut may draw attention from Eilish's fans and beauty audiences, who could see it as a low-key style to try this fall. Because fans linked the look to her brother, the story may also reinforce interest in the siblings' public relationship and Finneas's wedding. Hair changes by a high-profile musician can influence salon requests and social-media discussion, though the effect is likely modest and short-lived rather than a broad societal shift.

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