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Olivia Rodrigo Once Went on Raya and Thought 'Never Again' — So She Started DMing People Instead people.com/olivia-rodrigo…

Olivia Rodrigo stuns with her lumpia for British Vogue.

Olivia Rodrigo describes songs from her upcoming album: "They’re ‘sad love songs’. I realised all my favourite romantic love songs were beautiful because they had a tinge of fear or yearning in them."

Olivia Rodrigo reveals she joined Raya for a month, had first kisses in Chiltern Firehouse but keeps coy over Louis Partridge split rumours as she stuns in striking photoshoot for British Vogue trib.al/WZvOnHu

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Olivia Rodrigo Spills Her Guts While Making A Beloved Filipino Dish vogue.co.uk/article/olivia…

Olivia Rodrigo reveals to British Vogue her upcoming album is filled with “sad love songs”: “I realised all my favourite romantic love songs were beautiful because they had a tinge of fear or yearning in them.”

Olivia Rodrigo reflects on the hate she received when she first debuted: “Sometimes I meet a 17 or an 18-year-old nowadays and I’m like, ‘Wow, you are such a baby, I can’t believe people were that mean to me.” (vogue.co.uk/article/olivia…)

British Vogue describes Olivia Rodrigo’s upcoming album: “The fan theories were right: these are all love songs, but specifically about the obsession and anxiety of it – or the depression when your lover is gone.”

POLITIZADA! Olivia Rodrigo critica o governo Trump: "A forma como o ICE está destruindo comunidades e aterrorizando as pessoas é muito perturbadora. É um momento muito triste e assustador."

Olivia Rodrigo tells British Vogue she tried to inject more joy into her new album following the heartbreak themes of ‘SOUR’ & ‘GUTS.’

Olivia Rodrigo Says Her New Album Is Full of 'Sad Love Songs': 'It Was a Creative Challenge to Write From a Joyful Place' variety.com/2026/music/new…

Olivia Rodrigo talks about the White House using her song in an ICE-related video: “That was awful. Dystopian. The way that ICE is ripping apart communities and terrorising people is so disturbing. It’s a really sad, scary time.”

One thing #OliviaRodrigo discovered during her ascent to stardom is how little interest she has in the excesses of celebrity, and so living in LA can be a lot. “I had an era, for sure, when I was going to weird parties and excited by the new town that I had just been invited into,” she tells #BritishVogue in the April 2026 issue, “I very quickly realised that’s not my scene.” Perhaps it’s part of the reason why she fell for London: “I’ve spent so much time here over the course of making this album. It has a lot of songs that are London vibes, about experiences that I’ve had here.” britishvogue.visitlink.me/NQ_K5j

Fans have been dissecting #OliviaRodrigo’s every move for clues about “OR3” for months now. “They’re sad love songs,” the star tells Amel Mukhtar, who got a first listen when they met for the April 2026 issue of #BritishVogue. “I realised all my favourite romantic love songs were beautiful because they had a tinge of yearning in them.” britishvogue.visitlink.me/kWKXMu

Olivia Rodrigo stuns for British Vogue. 📸: Laura Jane Coulson

From California to Camden, #BritishVogue’s April 2026 cover star #OliviaRodrigo is the 23-year-old singer-songwriter the world fell for like no other. As fascination about her new album and life away from the mic hits fever pitch, Amel Mukhtar takes a walk on Primrose Hill with this decade’s biggest breakout star to talk fame versus reality and what it takes to chronicle all our love stories. britishvogue.visitlink.me/VHHsMU

Olivia Rodrigo stuns on the cover of British Vogue.

Olivia Rodrigo stuns on the cover of British Vogue.