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Billie Eilish Slams Texas Abortion Law at Austin City Limits 2021 | THR News

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Billie Eilish Slams Texas Abortion Law at Austin City Limits 2021 | THR News

Billie Eilish Slams Texas Abortion Law at Austin City Limits 2021 | THR News

The Grammy-winning singer said she almost pulled out of Austin City Limits before her set Saturday night in protest of Texas’ controversial new abortion law.


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