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- The Tongva tribe confirmed that Billie Eilish, the American singer-songwriter, has a $3 million mansion on Tongva ancestral land and urged explicit reference to the tribe in future discussions.
- The Tongva expressed disappointment that Eilish has not contacted them directly.
- A Tongva spokesperson said they appreciate Eilish's visibility efforts despite media portrayals of backlash.
- Critics, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, mocked Eilish's stance and suggested she should forfeit her property.
