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Billy Evans Addresses Rumors, Defends 'You Can See Everything'
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In Short: Billy Evans, partner of Elizabeth Holmes, answers fans' questions about the documentary 'You Can See Everything,' addressing rumors and clarifying moments from the film.
Billy Evans, the partner of Elizabeth Holmes, took to X on Monday, November 2, to address fans' questions about the documentary 'You Can See Everything.' He clarified that he had never been a fan of cocaine, dismissing rumors that it might be the cause of his frequent sniffing in the film, which he attributed to allergies.
Evans also addressed the burning question of what his cousin's 'thing' was, a vague statement he made early in the film when the conversation turned to his family's wealth. He explained that he was late for his cousin's event, but did not elaborate further.
In the documentary, Evans and Holmes gave extensive access to filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim for 34 days before Holmes began her federal prison sentence in May 2023. The film premiered to rave reviews at the Telluride Film Festival and has since garnered significant attention.
Evans defended his decision to participate in the documentary, stating, 'Not at all,' when asked if he regretted it. He explained that they celebrated Fielder’s birthday during production, 'around the table in Del Mar with my family,' and also celebrated the Time 100 dinner, which Fielder missed.
Evans also revealed that he had seen 'almost all of' Fielder’s work before making the documentary. He spent several hours responding to dozens of questions about the film and its recent success, emphasizing that every question needed to be legally permissible.
Throughout the film, Evans and Holmes discuss their relationship, with Evans admitting that he is still romantically crazy about Holmes despite not having real control over her. He also noted that he misses her presence and touch so much that she 'should qualify as a medically necessary prescription.'
Background
You Can See Everything is a 2026 American metadocumentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. It follows Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the defunct health technology company Theranos, and her partner Billy Evans, who invited a film crew to document them beginning in the weeks before Holmes began serving a United States federal prison sentence for defrauding investors.
What's confirmed
- Billy Evans, the partner of Elizabeth Holmes, took to X on Monday, November 2, to address fans' questions about the documentary 'You Can See Everything.' He clarified that he had never been a fan of cocaine, dismissing rumors that it might be the cause of his frequent sniffing in the film, which he attributed to allergies.
- Evans also addressed the burning question of what his cousin's 'thing' was, a vague statement he made early in the film when the conversation turned to his family's wealth. He explained that he was late for his cousin's event, but did not elaborate further.
- In the documentary, Evans and Holmes gave extensive access to filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim for 34 days before Holmes began her federal prison sentence in May 2023. The film premiered to rave reviews at the Telluride Film Festival and has since garnered significant attention.
- Evans defended his decision to participate in the documentary, stating, 'Not at all,' when asked if he regretted it. He explained that they celebrated Fielder’s birthday during production, 'around the table in Del Mar with my family,' and also celebrated the Time 100 dinner, which Fielder missed.
- Evans also revealed that he had seen 'almost all of' Fielder’s work before making the documentary. He spent several hours responding to dozens of questions about the film and its recent success, emphasizing that every question needed to be legally permissible.
What's still developing
- People often say they need someone when what they really mean is… Perhaps most importantly, he addressed the burning question of what his cousin’s “thing” was.
- Fortunately, Evans himself is still active as ever on X — both his own account, and the one he runs for Holmes.
- The Answer: According to Wired, while Evans started a company called Haemanthus in 2022, Holmes's name is absent from incorporation documents.
- However, according to People, a tweet on Holmes's X account on Sept. 27, 2026 noted that “moving forward,” Evans would post tweets she wrote with the initials "E.H."