Singer Olivia Rodrigo says growing up in the age of social media can be a struggle


Olivia Rodrigo warns against comparing yourself to others on social media. Photo: AFP

Attending the Met Gala, performing on stage at the MTV Video Music Awards and having several songs on the Billboard charts can be a lot to take in for an 18-year-old.

Just ask Olivia Rodrigo who has become one of the hottest celebrities in recent years. That in turn takes a toll on her mental health, she reveals.

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