Olivia Rodrigo reveals she was on Raya “for a second”, reacts to Courtney Love controversy

Before Olivia Rodrigo started dating Must B Nice Day by Day creator Adam Faze – who is six years her senior – she briefly tried out the celebrity dating app Raya.

The driver’s license hitmaker revealed to GQ, “I had Raya for a second, and it was so vomited. Like, I couldn’t, ”which led to its prompt removal from the app.

Her glimpse into her love life comes as she was also discussing Courtney Love, who accused her in June of plagiarizing her 1994 Live Through This cover for her debut album Sour, as Olivia insisted that the The charge was “flattering”.

Olivia said of the Courtney controversy: “To be honest, I’m just flattered that Courtney Love knows I exist.”

The starlet said she “loves living alone” in her new Los Angeles apartment which she bought after moving out of her parents’ house, Christopher and Jennifer.

She said: “I just don’t know how to take care of myself, though,” Rodrigo admitted. I don’t know what to buy at the grocery store or how to clean up after myself, I realized. It has been a learning experience.

Decorating one of the walls of the half-Filipino teenage feel is a frame Tweeter From Cardi B’s reading: “You are doing so well for your age.” Don’t let any toxic bullshit get in your way, and don’t let anyone stop you from talking.

Olivia gushed: ‘I bawled honestly. I literally saw it and cried. I was like, “Thanks, Cardi. I’m not going to listen to the *** bulls.” ‘

She said it’s a force of her Gen Z generation: “The way people came together and didn’t put up with the *** bulls that have been supported for so many years.”

Rodrigo called the struggle horrific that Grammy-winning Britney Spears is currently facing in an attempt to take control of her life amid a 13-year tutelage.

“I followed him very closely. I think it’s so horrible. I think as an industry people are improving not to take advantage, manipulate and intimidate young women, ”said the actress from The High School: The Musical – The Series.

“But it’s still so obvious, and I’m a witness to it too. Not close to the level Britney has, obviously. I think this is an important paradigm that I hope we can break in generations to come …

“I have certainly seen corporate money put people’s mental health first.

“It’s always been something I’ve been really aware of in my own career, and I’m really lucky to be around people who are aware of this and realize that my sanity is the most important thing…

“You can’t do art and have a good career if you’re not there.”