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Billie Eilish condemns German magazine over shirtless cover image

  • Nylon Germany withdraws altered image after backlash
  • Eilish, 17, says she ‘did not consent in any way’ to picture

A German magazine apologised and withdrew a cover which used an altered picture to show Billie Eilish bald and shirtless, after stinging criticism from the singer herself.

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