Olivia Rodrigo Says She's 'Flattered' By Courtney Love's Ripoff Claim
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In June, Love blasted the Disney star as "rude" following a photo shoot that bore similarities to the cover art for Hole's 1994 album, "Live Through This."
Olivia Rodrigo may have given Courtney Love a little déjà vu with a recent photo shoot, but she made it clear this week that any lingering beef was strictly one-sided. The Disney actor-turned-pop superstar opened up about her rising music career in an interview with GQ published Wednesday. Though she steers clear of specifics regarding Love’s headline-making accusations, she told the magazine, “To be honest, I’m just flattered that Courtney Love knows that I exist.” In June, Love publicly called Rodrigo out over the promotional artwork for “Sour Prom,” a livestreamed concert film. One of the images showed Rodrigo in a pink gown and a tiara carrying a bouquet of flowers, with mascara tears streaming down her face.
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