"My favourite thing in the world as a child was a bedtime story and I would be upset if I didn’t get one" Billie Eilish is set to read a children’s bedtime story on CBeebies and BBC iPlayer this week. The ‘What Was I Made For’ singer will read from Oliver Jeffers’s This Moose Belongs to Me , which follows the story of Wilfred, a young boy who believes he owns a large moose named Marcel. Eilish is expected to tell the young viewers about her love of nature and advises: “We need to look after beautiful, wild creatures like Marcel, but we also need to let them do their own thing,” in the broadcast, which will air on CBeebies on Friday 19 July.
Jeffers’ work often touches on climate-conscious themes, which Eilish has also been a vocal proponent of. Last year, she invited young environmental activists to have a conversation about the climate crisis . Billie’s episode of CBeebies Bedtime Stories will air on 19th July at 6:50PM UK time on CBeebies and iPlayer! ⭐️ She will be reading ‘This Moose Belongs to Me’ 🥺 pic.
twitter.com/xkSVlvR2g9 — Billie Eilish Tours (@billieeilishtrs) July 15, 2024 She previously brought together climate activists, musicians and designers at venues across The O2 to “discuss the climate crisis and the work they are doing to make a difference” at her ‘Overheated’ event . She joins stars like Harry Styles , Dave Grohl , Dolly Parton , Elton John , Tom Hardy, Ed Sheeran and Idles frontman Joe Talbot in appearing on the ch.