Billie Eilish's Los Angeles home was surrounded by the police again after the authorities received an "alarming call."
Photos captured officers from Glendale Police Department standing outside Eilish's property in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon. Sources told a news outlet that law enforcement responded to the singer's home after receiving a call that she might be in trouble.
However, upon visiting the area, they met members of her team who assured them that Eilish was okay.
Thus, they determined that the call they received was from a prankster.
"It appears someone made a prank call," they said.
The Mirror attempted to get an official statement from the police department, LAPD, and Eilish's representatives. No words have been out as of press time.
While the recent Wednesday call was a prank call and false alarm, Eilish and her family are actually no longer strangers to having a serious issue while at their Los Angeles home.
Billie Eilish's LA Home Visited After Attempted Burglary
In January, videos of the Los Angeles Police Department surrounding Eilish's home went viral. The LAPD officers responded to a call made around 9:15 p.m. which reported the man in black clothing who attempted to burglarize the property.
The suspect, named Christopher Anderson, received a 5-year restraining order. It also covers and protects Eilish's parents, Patrick and Maggie, and brother, Finneas.
Anderson reportedly tried to break into the home to confess his love for the "Everything I Wanted" hitmaker.
After the incident, the singer shared how she did not feel safe visiting her family anymore. In December, the family reportedly called the police five times due to the man's repeated, unwanted visits.
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In other news, Eilish and Lana Del Rey recently sat for an interview with Interview Magazine ahead of the release of the latter's new album "Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd."
The duo spoke about being hated as young artists.
"They don't ever let anything go," Eilish said. "You literally can't make a single mistake ever. No matter what you do to redeem yourself, it doesn't matter. They decide that's who you are and that you deserve death."
Eilish suffered condemnation even more after she and Jesse Rutherford confirmed their relationship at the LACMA Art + Film Gala 2022. The public mostly disapproved of their relationship because of their 10-year age gap.
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