To the world, Billie Eilish is a music icon a once in a generation voice with platinum records, sold-out tours, and millions hanging on her every lyric. But at home, she's simply "Mama." At 26, Billie is adjusting to life as a single mother, raising two-year-old aria and six-month-old Leo in the quiet moments between interviews, rehearsals, and red carpets. The breakup with her long-term partner left her emotionally raw and physically drained but there's no time to fall apart when two little souls need her more than anyone else. As Billie juggles sleepless nights, diaper changes, and the pressure to stay relevant in an unforgiving industry, she begins writing the most vulnerable album of her life one filled with lullabies, loneliness, and quiet love. But fame doesn't pause for motherhood. And Billie must decide how much of herself she's willing to give to the world and how much she needs to keep for her children. Quiet Between the Songs is a tender, deeply human story about identity, motherhood, heartbreak, and the kind of love that doesn't need to be performed to be real. It's about the silence after the crowd fades the part where life really begins.

Billie doesn't like loud places, eye contact, or the feeling of being watched which makes high school feel like a battlefield. She has autism, a stutter that gets worse when she's nervous, and a growing fear that people only see what she struggles with... not who she really is. But Olivia sees her. Always has. Olivia is Billie's best friend sharp, kind, impossibly confident, and the only person who doesn't flinch when the silence stretches too long. As their senior year unfolds, the girls face growing pressure: college, independence, labels, and the kind of changes that don't come with a warning. When an unexpected betrayal shakes Billie's trust and her place in Olivia's world, she's forced to ask herself what does it really mean to be understood? And when the world won't slow down for you... who stays by your side anyway? A story about friendship, neurodivergence, and the quiet love that holds us up even when we can't say the words out loud.

Billie Eilish doesn't do kids. She doesn't like them, doesn't understand them, and definitely never wanted any of her own. But when her management team sets up a temporary foster care publicity stunt two toddlers, a camera crew, and a whole lot of chaos Billie's world flips upside down. Three-year-olds Skylar and Mackenzie are nothing like she expected. They're loud, messy, clingy... and somehow, they start chipping away at the walls she's spent years building. She was supposed to fake it for the cameras. Pretend to care. Smile for the headlines. She wasn't supposed to fall in love with them. And she definitely wasn't supposed to start wondering if she could be the one to give them a forever home. This was never part of the plan. But maybe... it's exactly what she needed.

They may look exactly alike, but Billie and Dylan Eilish couldn't be more different. Billie is the world-famous singer moody, mysterious, and always in the spotlight. Dylan? She's the wild one. The twin who never wanted fame, who thrives in chaos, who disappears for days and comes back with a story. Together, they're unstoppable. Apart, they're a recipe for trouble. When a PR stunt, a case of mistaken identity, and a scandal no one saw coming forces the twins into each other's worlds, Billie and Dylan are thrown into a whirlwind of secrets, switched lives, wild nights, and emotional discoveries. But as the pressure rises and their carefully built lives start to unravel, the sisters must decide: how far are they willing to go to protect each other and themselves? Identical faces. Two completely different lives. One unforgettable story.

Seven years after Billie Eilish adopted Kaia, everything has changed and yet, so much still feels like home. Kaia is now twenty and beginning her college journey, navigating a new world of independence, identity, and distance from the only family she's ever truly known. Back home, Billie and her wife Acelyn are raising their three daughters thirteen year old Mila, who's learning how to grow up without her big sister always there three year old Willow, a tornado of joy and toddler wisdom; and two-year-old Calaya, soft and strong in the quietest ways. Told through multiple points of view, Getting Older is a story about chosen family, growing pains, and the deep, ever changing kind of love that stretches across miles and memories. As Kaia learns who she is away from home, Billie and Acelyn juggle the wild, messy beauty of raising girls who are slowly growing older but never away. Because no matter how far life takes them... Love will always bring them home.

CHIHIRO is a story about a young girl trying to save her family from poverty until she meets a woman who claims she can slove all of her problems by taking her to a secret place and make all of her wildest dreams come true