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Billie Eilish Revealed Her Childhood Crush Was Buffy—And Sarah Michelle Gellar's Response Is Classic

Billie Eilish Revealed Her Childhood Crush Was Buffy—And Sarah Michelle Gellar's Response Is Classic
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Grammy winner Billie Eilish admitted to fans Sarah Michelle Gellar's character on Buffy the Vampire Slayer was her childhood crush.

Eilish posted the confession on her Instagram story after a fan asked her who her childhood crush was. She responded with a promo picture of Gellar from the show.


Gellar, who played the iconic Buffy, got word of the Eilish's crush, and posted a screenshot of the singer's story on her Instagram.


Celebs and fans alike on Instagram assured Gellar that Eilish was not the only person crushing on her vampire slaying character.

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Meanwhile, Eilish acknowledged Gellar now knows her secret and totally fan-girled about it.

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Who's starting a petition for Gellar to star in one of Eilish's videos right now?

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