Olivia Rodrigo Daily

February 20th was a special day for two reasons: firstly, it was Olivia’s 23rd birthday, and secondly, it marked the conclusion of #Livies4Good — a global initiative where Livies, inspired by Olivia’s advocacy, came together to celebrate by making a meaningful impact. Together, we have raised a total of $1,600USD for the Women's Refugee Commission (WRC) in celebration of Olivia’s birthday. Thank you to everyone who donated, shared, or supported us — this project is proof that Olivia’s influence inspires people everywhere to create positive change. We’re beyond grateful to Olivia for inspiring us and to this incredible community for making a difference. Donations to our fundraiser for WRC will remain open year-round, and we encourage everyone to continue supporting their vital work whenever possible. 💜 @Livies4Good

pretending not to care about a wall being painted so the tiktokers update faster

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Olivia shares her cover of British Vogue via Instagram! “🌊🍸thank u @britishvogue !!!! | luv talking about music and England!!!” 1/2

New photos of Olivia last year in London via Amel Mukhtar on Instagram!

Behind the scenes of Olivia for her British Vogue cover via Sergio Kletnoy on Instagram!

she was 2 apples tall, brand new to the world

Olivia 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.”

“I was originally going to mince these by hand,” says #OliviaRodrigo, “and I was so worried I was going to get #KendallJenner meme-ified so, we’re doing them in the food processor.” As she makes her debut on the cover of the April 2026 issue of #BritishVogue, the 23-year-old singer-songwriter takes over the kitchen for the latest episode of Vogue’s Now Serving.

Olivia has removed the stars from her website and updated it to another shade of pink!

Olivia for British Vogue!

Olivia shares a bit more on the themes of the upcoming album for Vogue Magazine’s “Now Serving”! “One word is hard! I feel like the album is very varied. I wanted to figure out a way to talk about joy. I feel like my last two albums are very angsty and heartbroken and just as a creative endeavor and also because I was experiencing so much joy in my life, I wanted to figure out how to like inject that into the songs that I was making. And i’m really proud of it!”

Robert Smith mentions he keeps in touch with Olivia via British Vogue! “She calls me up quite a bit to talk about clothes and fashion – and we have enjoyed a couple of memorable nights in the studio together… I can’t wait to hear what she does next!”

Olivia makes chicken lumpia and cocktails for Vogue Magazine’s “Now Serving”! youtu.be/3sf3CbHJxpM?is…

Olivia on Sabrina Carpenter via British Vogue: “I think she’s great. I’m so happy for all of her success too. I love the album she’s put out. [...] No, no, no, it’s good. It’s just people just get weird and clickbaity – it’s all love, though. I’ve talked to her many times.”

Olivia on her friendship with Madison Hu via British Vogue! “I always say that if I didn’t have her I might have gone a little crazy. She knows every part of my life. We’re like sisters.”

Olivia on some of her past relationships via British Vogue! “I like to pretend they never happened. Relationships these days are so weird! I don’t know if you find that. I’m definitely a lover girl. Like, I want to be in something committed and so in love. And yeah, it’s hard these days.”

Olivia talks about family and marriage via British Vogue! “I hope that young girls know that life is full of so much joy that is unrelated to a husband or kids. But, uh… that being said, I want to be a mom more than anything. I already feel like I’ve done a lot in my career that I’ve wanted to do and feel more mature for my age than maybe I should. So I don’t know…”

Olivia on one of the tracks of her upcoming album via British Vogue! “It’s what I think being in love feels like. You’re getting to the core of all of your issues: how you feel about yourself, your insecurities, what makes you joyful. It feels like the most raw form of you, which is so scary and terrifying and uncomfortable, sometimes, but beautiful at times.”

British Vogue describes another OR3 track! — The song is about that realisation: love won’t fix you. It’s dancier, the most experimental I’ve ever heard her. The orchestral end catches me off-guard and it’s so beautiful in this setting it almost brings me to tears.

British Vogue describes one of the OR3 tracks! — The first is smooth, trippy soft rock about the spirituality of finding the man of your dreams. Her voice sounds so different – laid-back and mature.