Chappell Roan Confronts Photog At Olivia Rodrigo’s Movie Premiere Over Alleged Rude Behavior: ‘I Deserve An Apology’

The pop star had a not-so-friendly red carpet with a familiar face

Chappell Roan puts her foot on the ground.

On Friday, Oct. 25, the “Bitter” singer, 26, hit the red carpet with a familiar face at the Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS world tour world premiere at nya studios EAST in Los Angeles.

However, it was far from a friendly reunion.

“You were so disrespectful to me at the Grammys,” the singer said in one video shared on social media as she approached the photographer.

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“You yelled at me at the Grammy party. Yes, I remember. You were so rude to me. And for that I deserve an apology. You need to apologize,” Roan said.

It’s unclear from the video whether the “Good Luck, Babe” artist received an apology, but another person from her team could be seen trying to intervene before the clip ended.

Friday’s incident comes just over a month after Roan did so another red carpet situation.

On September 11, she attended the VMA red carpet pre-show at the UBS Arena in Long Island, New York, where she performed a MTV VMAs 2024 nominee.

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Her special night quickly turned into a spectacle as videos were shared widely by fans X (formerly Twitter) showed the pop star visibly upset after someone on the carpet was heard saying “shut up.”

“Shut up,” Roan replied, pointing in the direction of the person.

Variety also shared the video, but from a different angle of the interaction, and was able to identify the person she was responding to as a photographer.

A few seconds later, Roan stepped back to collect herself and fix her outfit, then added, “Don’t. Not me, bitch!’

The “My Kink Is Karma” singer used the red carpet to explain the incident, tellinglyEntertainment tonight her side of the story.

“This is quite overwhelming and quite frightening. I think for someone who experiences a lot of fear when people are yelling at you, the carpet is horrifying,” Roan told the outlet. ‘And I shouted back. I shouted back! You can’t yell at me like that.’

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Shortly after the VMA incident Roan canceled both planned dates of the All Things Go music festival in New York City on September 28, and in Columbia, Maryland on September 29, and shares that fame had become ‘overwhelming’.

“I apologize to those who have been waiting to see me in New York and DC this weekend at All Things Go, but I will not be able to perform. Over the past few weeks, things have become overwhelming and I really feel it,” Roan wrote in her Instagram Stories at the time.

“I feel pressure to prioritize a lot of things right now and I need a few days to prioritize my health,” she continued. “I want to be present when I perform and give the best shows possible. Thank you for your understanding. Come back soon xox.”

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