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Olivia Rodrigo’s Dealbreaker: Why a Love for Space Might Sink First Dates

In a recent interview with Netflix, Olivia Rodrigo revealed her amusingly “oddly specific” first-date question that helps her spot a red flag. The 21-year-old “Vampire” singer, known for her candid lyrics and relatable style, says she often asks potential dates if they would want to go to space. But for Rodrigo, a “yes” to this question is an instant dealbreaker.

Explaining her reasoning with a laugh, she shared, “I just think if you want to go to space, you’re a little too full of yourself.” The revelation came as Rodrigo discussed the cheeky “Dump Him” T-shirt she wore on her Guts World Tour, calling it a nod to Britney Spears’ iconic rebellious style. It seems Rodrigo has her own unique way of keeping things down-to-earth, even as her fame skyrockets.

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