Olivia Rodrigo began her career as a child actress. She is best known for her role on the Disney series Bizaardvark and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. In 2021, she launched her music career with the song “Driver’s License” which broke several records. Rodrigo recently shared a set of photos on Instagram of herself on vacation with her friends, Tate McCrae and Iris Apatow.
She Takes Care Of Her Voice
Rodrigo opened up about taking care of herself while touring with Teen Vogue. “I think every show is different. Some shows, your best is you're sick and your body is hurting and your best is not as good as some other shows where you're feeling 100% top-notch yourself. I always try to take care of my voice, I'm always going on vocal rest and I'm very diligent about taking care of my body and making sure that I have as much energy as I can possibly have on stage.”
She Donates To Charity
While on tour, Rodrigo donated to several charities. She talked about this in her Teen Vogue interview. “I'm so proud of all of the work that we've done and all of the money that we've gotten to donate to all these charities through the Fund 4 Good. Something I'm really proud of is that we donated a lot to abortion funds throughout America, [these] grassroots organizations that raise money so that they can provide funding to women who need an abortion but maybe are in a state where that's not available to them or it's illegal. They'll provide a flight and a hotel room and child care so that a woman can be free to get the healthcare that she needs and deserves. Hopefully in the future, I hope that we won't need abortion funds anymore, and I hope that they'll be legal in every state and they'll all be affordable. But yeah, I'm so excited to just learn more about all of these amazing charities that are doing su
She Wants To Be A Role Model
Rodrigo tells Teen Vogue that she wants to set a good example for her fans. “When I do a concert, I look out in the audience and so much of my fanbase is young girls and women, and so I think I feel a kinship and maybe even a responsibility towards them to make them feel seen and heard and protected, whether that's in the songs that I write or in the charities that I support through my tour. This election is just so important, especially for women, and we really have to vote to protect ourselves and our rights — this tour, the timing of it has felt especially important.”
She Educates Herself
Rodrigo wants to learn more about music. She tells Harper’s Bazaar that this is why she sought out a partnership with Sony for their LinkBuds campaign. “I feel like I am always learning about the technical aspects of making music,” she says. “There are so many tools to enhance your songwriting and create unique, impactful music. Working with Sony to make these LinkBuds definitely taught me a lot about mixing and audio quality.”
She Practices Self-Care
Rodrigo shared her favorite self-care practices with Vogue. “I do all the classic things. Call my therapist, go to the gym, I eat really healthy, and I don’t drink. But being creative is the ultimate form of self-care for me. I could journal forever. Putting down all the random stuff that comes into my head. Or if I’m feeling anxious, I’ll make a list of all the things I’m grateful for. I find that journaling is always the antidote.”