Olivia Rodrigo "resents" the story of her and Sabrina Carpenter after the driving license

“I don't really subscribe to hating other women because of boys. I think it's so stupid. "

Olivia Rodrigo responded to the rumors surrounding her, Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter, 6 months after the release of her first hit single, "Drivers License".

Now you know the story, don't you? Olivia releases "Drivers License", the song goes massively viral, fans are starting to speculate who it is… The whole thing then sparked a ton of theories and rumors about a possible love triangle between the three Disney stars.

Eventually, the narrative became so inevitable that Saturday Night Live even aired a skit that referenced the whole. (The sketch also elicited a reaction from fans after she compared Sabrina Carpenter to a character called "Bastard.")

Olivia didn't respond directly or acknowledge any of the speculations at the time, but now she's ready to talk about it - and she revealed that she really “resents” the whole narrative.

Olivia Rodrigo addresses driving license rumors and theories

Speaking to Variety as part of their 2021 Power of Young Hollywood Issue, Olivia responded to rumors that circulated with the release of "Driver's License" and said she "resented" the tale that followed.

“I turned it off not knowing it would get that reaction, so it was really weird [when] it was doing. I just remember [everyone being] so weird and speculative about things they had no idea about, ”she told the post. (Neither Olivia nor Joshua had ever officially confirmed that they were dating before the song was released.)

Olivia then added, referring to the rumors about Sabrina Carpenter: “I don't really subscribe to hating other women because of boys. I think it's so stupid, and I really blame this story that was started.

READ MORE: Read the original lyrics from Olivia Rodrigo's driver's license

Following the release of “Drivers License,” Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter both released their own songs, with lyrics that many fans thought made sense in the social media account of the whole situation.

Sabrina released a song called “Skin” that many believed was a response to Olivia's “Driver's License”, but the star quickly nipped those rumors in the bud.

In an Instagram post, Sabrina wrote: “Thanks to everyone who listened to skin… I didn't mind a few lines in a (beautiful) song and wrote a diss track about it. I was at a tipping point in my life for countless reasons. So I was inspired to do what I usually do to cope, write something that I wish I could have told myself in the past. "

“The song doesn't call a single person. Some lines deal with a specific situation while others deal with many other experiences that I had in the last year ... I don't want this to become a never-ending cycle so please don't take this as a opportunity to send more hate to anyone. "

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