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Olivia Rodrigo

Actress, Singer

Profession

Age

February 20, 2003

Birthday

Los Angeles, California

Current Location

Murrieta, California

Birthplace

Lisa J. Mails Elementary School, Temecula

School

University of Southern California

University

Olivia Isabel Rodrigo

Real Name

37M

19.4M

13.1M

Short About

Olivia Rodrigo skyrocketed to fame with her record-breaking single "Drivers License," at just 18. She's an award-winning singer-songwriter, with a deeply relatable discography, and a background as a Disney star. Known for her raw, emotional lyrics and Gen Z anthems, she's a new pop icon and a voice for young people.

Did you know?

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Olivia's first acting role was in an Old Navy commercial.

She once broke her thumb in third grade by slamming it in a car door.

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She made her film debut in 'An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success' (2015).

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Olivia played Paige Olvera on Disney's 'Bizaardvark' for three seasons.

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She joined Disney+'s 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series' as Nini Salazar-Roberts.

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Olivia signed with Interscope and Geffen Records in 2020, retaining ownership of her masters.

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'Drivers License' broke streaming records and made Olivia the youngest artist to debut at No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Her debut album 'Sour' (2021) earned her three Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist.

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She released her second album 'Guts' (2023), featuring hits like 'Vampire' and 'Bad Idea Right?'

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Olivia contributed the song 'Can't Catch Me Now' to 'The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes' soundtrack.

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She embarked on the Sour Tour (2022) and announced the Guts World Tour (2024).

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Olivia has shared her advocacy for mental health, gender equality, and STEM education.

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Olivia takes pride in being somewhat skilled at ice skating.

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She enjoys listening to true crime podcasts.

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Olivia's first big fashion purchase was a Chanel bag.

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Her debut album 'Sour' is characterized as angsty, while her follow-up album is seen as gutsy.

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Olivia has a history of having 'Twilight' posters on her walls and identified as Team Edward.

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She openly expressed her stance on women's rights at Glastonbury in response to the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

Net Worth

Estimated Net Worth:5 - 10 Million

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Olivia Rodrigo's hit singles and award-winning album 'Sour' as well as her sold-out tours place her net worth in the 5 - 10 million range.

Olivia Rodrigo Biography

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Early Life and Disney Career

Born to an educator and a therapist, Jennifer and Chris, Olivia was encouraged to pursue her passions from a young age. She learned to sing at five. By her preteens, she was writing songs and playing the guitar. In 2016, Olivia played Paige Olvera on Disney's Bizaardvark' for three seasons. Her rise continued with the role of Nini on 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series,' which lead to her departure from Disney in 2022. She signed a record deal, and secured ownership of her music masters.

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Pop Dominion

At 18, 'Drivers License' propelled her to the pinnacle of music charts, setting records as the youngest solo artist to do so. Successive hits 'Deja Vu' and 'Good 4 U' dominated the airwaves. Her debut album 'Sour,' released in May 2021, was met with critical applause and multiple Grammys. Rodrigo revealed her multifaceted talent with Sour Prom' and 'Driving Home 2 U,' blending documentary storytelling with prom aesthetics. 2023 saw the release of 'Guts,' and 'Vampire' swiftly gained popularity. Contributing 'Can't Catch Me Now' to 'The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes' continued to broaden her artistic portfolio.

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Advocacy and Authenticity

Rodrigo openly supports mental health and gender rights. She values authenticity and remains genuine in her public appearances. Her quirks, from fearing ghosts to accidentally breaking a Grammy, have brought her closer to her fans. Enrolled at USC, she appreciates poetry and likes ice skating as a hobby. She often shares her love for witty language. A fashion enthusiast, she values a vintage dress from Chloë Sevigny and is frequently seen with a Chanel bag.