Before dealing with her current situation, Olivia Rodrigo had a “very strangely specific question” that she used to vet potential partners on their first date.
“I always ask them if they think they want to go to space,” the 21-year-old pop star explained Netflix in a video posted last Friday.
“And if they say yes, I won’t date them. I just think if you want to go to space you’re a little too full of yourself because I just think it’s weird.”
During the same interview, Olivia admitted that “dating an actor” like her boyfriend of one year – Disclaimer star Louis Partridge – would be a good idea: “You got me!”
Rodrigo previously ended her six-month affair with DJ/producer Zack Bia in August 2022 following her seven-month relationship with Proof of Love producer Adam Faze in February 2022.
Before she encountered her current problem, Olivia Rodrigo had a “very strangely specific question” that she used to vet potential partners on their first date
And the three-time Grammy winner’s famous 2021 hit Drivers License is said to have been inspired by her love triangle with High School Musical: The Musical – The Series leads Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter.
Olivia showed off her “favorite tank tops” that she wore during her Guts World Tour, including one that said “Carrie Bradshaw AF.”
“I wore this to Madison Square Garden in New York City,” Rodrigo said of the HBO series that ended in 2004 (the year after she was born).
‘I love Sex and the City so much! It’s my favorite. Thank you, Miss Carrie Bradshaw.”
When asked if they would like Team Mr. Big (Chris Noth) or Team Aidan (John Corbett), the Obsessed singer shrugged, “Aidan, d’uh! I mean, Mr. Big sucks, but we’ve all dated guys like that. You can’t let them go. But hey, Aidan for the win!’
And while Mr. Big was killed in season one of Max’s sequel And Just Like That, Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) still hopes to be with the passive-aggressive furniture designer despite him asking for a five-year break from her during the season asked. two.
Cali-born Olivia was promoting her concert film Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour, which premiered on Netflix last Tuesday.
Rodrigo – who gets 49.8 million monthly listeners on Spotify – concluded her $186.6-grossing 97-day Guts World Tour on October 22.
The 21-year-old pop star explained in a Netflix video last Friday: “I always ask them if they think they would like to go to space.”
She continued, “And if they say yes, I won’t date them. I just think if you want to go to space you’re a little too full of yourself because I just think it’s weird’
During the same interview, Olivia admitted that “dating an actor” like her boyfriend of one year – Disclaimer star Louis Partridge (pictured Sunday) – would be a good idea: “You got me!”
Rodrigo’s famous 2021 hit Driver’s License is said to have been inspired by her love triangle with High School Musical: The Musical – The Series lead Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter
The three-time Grammy winner promoted her concert film Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour, which premiered on Netflix last Tuesday (photo October 25)
Cali-born Olivia concluded her Guts World Tour grossing $186.6 and 97 days on October 22 (pictured February 23)
Rodrigo gushed: ’95 shows, 22 countries and a few tattoos to match! Words cannot describe how lucky I feel to have been able to travel the world playing these songs with the most special group of people’ (photo August 12)
’95 shows, 22 countries and a few tattoos to match!’ the half-Filipino beauty – who has 79.4 million followers on social media – flowed.
‘Words can’t describe how lucky I feel to have been able to travel the world playing these songs with the most special group of people. I will never forget this experience and all the wonderful memories we made along the way. Thank you so much to everyone who bought a ticket and sang, screamed and jumped with me. It was a real honor to share these evenings with you.’
Olivia donated a portion of all her ticket sales from the Guts World Tour to Fund 4 Good – her new global initiative for women, girls and those seeking reproductive health freedom.