Billy Evans, Elizabeth Holmes’ partner, has responded to viewers’ questions about Nathan Fielder’s documentary “You Can See Everything,” including speculation about his behavior on camera and his role in Holmes’ social media accounts. Evans opened an ask-me-anything session on X, noting that questions had to be legally permissible.
Asked whether he regretted joining the documentary, Evans replied that he did not. He said he had watched almost all of Fielder’s work before filming, while he and Holmes did no preparation for their appearances. Evans also recalled celebrating Fielder’s birthday with his family during production. Asked whether Christopher Abbott, who portrays him in reenactments, was miscast, Evans sidestepped the question by asking who Abbott was.
Viewers repeatedly asked whether Evans had used Cocaine during filming, pointing to his frequent sniffing. He denied being a fan of the drug and attributed the sniffing to illness and allergies, saying that caring for two toddlers alone meant he was sick often and that Austin’s allergies were difficult. In response to a separate question about his appearance and behavior, he said he had gained weight while raising two children, dealing with depression and building a business. He added that he was now making time for small steps to improve his health.
Evans also rejected the idea that he controls Holmes. He described her as fiercely independent and said they are partners who challenge one another and face life together. In the documentary, he explains that he has posted on Holmes’ social media accounts while she is incarcerated. Evans said they discuss everything, including X, and that his power of attorney allows him to act on her behalf but does not replace her consent.
Asked what he would do first when Holmes leaves prison, Evans said he would hold their children close and talk with her through the night. He also wrote that he misses her presence and affection, and that she makes him a better person.
Sources: Variety.