Olivia Rodrigo addresses rumored Taylor Swift feud after years of speculation
Olivia Rodrigo has addressed the long-standing rumors of a feud with Taylor Swift, stating that she doesn't pay much attention to internet speculation. In a recent interview, Rodrigo expressed her admiration for Swift and emphasized the importance of not getting caught up in online narratives. The two artists have had a supportive relationship, although some friction arose over songwriting credits.
- ▪Olivia Rodrigo stated she doesn't read into internet speculation about her relationship with Taylor Swift.
- ▪Rodrigo has previously called Swift the 'kindest individual in the whole world' and expressed gratitude for her support.
- ▪Speculation about a feud began after Rodrigo gave Swift and her producers delayed writing credits on her song 'Dejà Vu.'
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Page Swift Olivia Rodrigo addresses rumored Taylor Swift feud after years of speculation By BreAnna Bell Published May 30, 2026, 12:30 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Olivia Rodrigo is done clearing things up when it comes to her rumored feud with Taylor Swift. “I don’t really read that far into it,” Rodrigo, 23, told the New York Times’ “Popcast” of the internet speculation on Friday. “I think it comes with the territory, and it’s par for the course. I think if I dove into every internet detective sleuth that got things right or wrong about my life or any of my relationships, I think I’d just go crazy.
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