At the Golden Globes, Billie Eilish flirted with a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, just weeks after she claimed that a magazine had “outed” her on the red carpet.

In a sweet video that was uploaded to Instagram on Monday morning, the 22-year-old hitmaker—who won an Emmy for Best Original Song that evening—complimented model Haley Kalil on her appearance.

Haley, 31, shared the video of herself crossing paths with Billie as she tells the Bad Guy hitmaker: ‘Billie, can I just say I am literally obsessed with you’

The singer – who is an Emmy Award away from capturing the coveted EGOT – did not miss a beat as she looked at the stunner up-and-down and quickly responded: ‘Oh thanks babe, you look fiery as balls’

Haley smiled big at the compliment and waved goodbye at the music superstar as she said: ‘I love her’

Haley, 31, posted a video of herself running into Billie and saying, “Billie, can I just say I am literally obsessed with you?” to the Bad Guy hitmaker.

The singer, who is one Emmy Award away from winning the coveted EGOT, did not lose a beat as she instantly replied, “Oh thanks, babe, you look hot as balls,” after giving the stunning woman a short glance.

“I love her,” Haley declared with a wide smile upon receiving the accolade and a wave goodbye to the music icon.

To her 3.7 million followers, she wrote as a caption for the little video, “Congratulations, @billieeilish! She’s a true girl’s girl and one of the most amazing people I had the pleasure of meeting! @goldenglobes [emoji of a crimson heart] #goldenglobes

As a participant in the inaugural Sports Illustrated Swim Search in 2018, Haley was highlighted in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

She and Camille Kostek were both winners and as a rookie, she was featured in the 2019 issue.

Billie, in the meantime, spoke out against Variety last month, claiming that the magazine “outed” her on the Hitmakers red carpet in Los Angeles.

She thanked Variety for her award and for outing her on a red carpet at 11 a.m. instead of discussing anything else important in an Instagram post.

“Leave me alone about it, please—I like boys and girls—stream What Was I Made For,”

She didn’t say exactly what was said, but this is the first time that the Your Power singer has discussed her gender identity about her song on the aforementioned Barbie album.

The stunning vocalist said to the press, “I kind of thought, wasn’t it obvious? I had no idea that people were ignorant.