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Billie Eilish ran off stage in tears during her Italy concert

Bless your heart, Billie!
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You may have noticed that Billie Eilish is sporting a ‘moon boot’ on her foot while on her epic tour of Europe. Well, as could be predicted, the story behind the singer’s injury isn’t all that fun. 

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The “Ocean Eyes” singer is known for her incredible high-energy performances, often going nuts as she jumps around on stage. Unfortunately – and due to her active stage presence – Billie is prone to injuries. 

While in concert in Italy, Billie was in the middle of performing certified banger “Bad Guy” when she jumped and landed awkwardly, spraining her ankle. 

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Ever the trooper, Billie continued her incredible set at Milano Rocks music festival but had to be sitting down while she sang because of the pain coming from her foot. 

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“Dude, I sprained my ankle immediately. That’s so embarrassing. Ugh and dude I sprained this one like a month ago. This sh*t hurts,” Billie told the crowd.

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Billie wearing a moon boot to protect her ankle! (Credit: Getty)

Clearly devasted that she wouldn’t be able to give her fans the show she felt they deserved, Billie began tearing up. 

“It’s so stupid because I’m like choked up right now because I rather not do a show than do a crappy version for you, like I just want to give you a good show, like I can’t.”

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BLESS YOUR HEART, BILLIE. 

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Sweet angel Billie having to sit down for her performance in Milan. (Credit: Getty)

According to festival-goers, Billie – who is ever the perfectionist – became so emotional she ended up running off stage. 

“Oh, this is so trash. This is literally a nightmare for real. I can’t do this. I’m sorry, bro.” 

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This moment will literally make you want to go and give her a big ol’ hug. 

Billie girl, we love you – moon boot and all! 

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