Chart-topping singer Olivia Rodrigo has been leaning on her family for support in the wake of her recent split from long-term boyfriend Louis Partridge. The 22-year-old was pictured leaving a Los Angeles restaurant over the weekend, flanked by her mother and father, in one of her first public outings since the breakup news emerged.
A Stylish Yet Casual Night Out
During the evening excursion, the Drivers License hitmaker opted for a stylishly understated look. She wore a simple black minidress, which she paired with classic black loafers and white socks. Rodrigo carried a black purse over her shoulder and wore her dark hair in loose, flowing waves, choosing to forgo any flashy accessories for the low-key dinner.
The sighting comes after it was revealed in December 2025 that Rodrigo and Partridge had ended their relationship a few weeks prior. The pair had been romantically linked for over two years, having first been seen together in London in October 2023.
Looking Back on a Public Romance
The young stars' relationship played out in the public eye over their time together. Partridge, known for his role in The House of Guinness, was a supportive presence at several of Rodrigo's career milestones. He cheered her on at the Z100 Jingle Ball in late 2023 and attended an SNL afterparty with her that same month.
Their romance included appearances at several high-profile events, including the 2025 Grammy Awards and the Vanity Fair Oscars party. One of their most photographed moments was a sweet kiss shared at Wimbledon in the summer of 2025. Just months before the split, in September 2025, Partridge had spoken glowingly about their bond in an interview with Esquire UK, emphasising the sanctity of their privacy.
Navigating Heartbreak and Moving Forward
Reports suggest the breakup has been challenging for the singer. A source told The Sun that "it's not been the easiest few weeks" and that Rodrigo was "emotional" when discussing the split with friends at Lily Allen's Christmas bash in London last December.
However, Rodrigo is focusing on her music and her fans as she moves forward. She recently marked the fifth anniversary of her breakthrough single, Drivers License, with a heartfelt Instagram post. She reflected on how the song "totally changed my life" and expressed gratitude to her supporters. The singer, who won a Grammy for her debut album Sour, has also confirmed that a new album is in the works, promising it will feel "so different" from her previous work.
Representatives for both Rodrigo and Partridge did not immediately respond to requests for comment at the time the split was reported.
