Olivia Wilde discusses public reaction to her past relationship with Harry Styles in an interview on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast. Wilde, who is reported to be 10 years older than Styles, says people reacted strongly to the relationship after it became widely discussed. She tells host Alex Cooper that many fans appeared “pissed,” adding that the age gap “really did upset people.” Wilde links some of the backlash to parasocial dynamics, saying Styles already carried a “burden” from fans’ perceptions and that dealing with those expectations is a responsibility for celebrities. She also reflects on her own response and regret, describing how she felt disconnected from how the relationship was being portrayed. While Wilde characterizes that time with Styles as a “loveliest,” “sweet” and “beautiful” relationship, she says judgment sometimes stayed outside their “bubble.” She also recounts being criticized for apparently appearing happy in public, including people calling her derogatory names over dancing and smiling at Styles’ shows. Styles previously described working with Wilde on “Don’t Worry Darling” as a “gift,” and did not publicly comment extensively on the relationship.
Olivia Wilde says Harry Styles romance and age gap upset fans
Olivia Wilde discusses public reaction to her past relationship with Harry Styles in an interview on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast. Wilde, who is reported to be 10 years older than Styles, says people...
- Olivia Wilde discusses fan reaction to her past relationship with Harry Styles on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast.
- Wilde says the relationship made some people “f—ing pissed,” and that a reported 10-year age gap upset fans.
- Wilde attributes part of the reaction to parasocial expectations and the pressures celebrities face.
- She describes the relationship as positive and “domestic,” saying judgment often stayed outside their private “bubble.”
- Wilde recounts receiving hostile criticism, including derogatory remarks, tied to her behavior at Styles’ shows.
The Invite star Olivia Wilde has spoken about the reaction to her previous relationship with Harry Styles, who she reportedly met during the filming of Don’t Worry Darling.In an episode of hit podcast Call Her Daddy, Wilde told host Alex Cooper that people “were fucking pissed” about the pair’s relationship.She explained, “I think that it also had a lot to do with the kind of parasocial relationship people had with – have with – him, which is a burden that is very weighty and not something I envy and he carries it with grace.“I think that is an enormous responsibility that all those stars have to carry that’s fucking impossible.”The Booksmart director, who is 10 years older than the former One Direction star, claimed their age difference probably didn’t help fans’ opinions either. She told Alex the age gap “really did upset people”, and stated: “It was crazy. I don’t know how much I understand it yet. That’s one of the factors that I never really felt like, I fully, I don’t know.” Nevertheless, Olivia described that period of her life as the “loveliest relationship... so sweet and so beautiful and really, actually, very domestic and kind and lovely”.She continued: “I think that we existed in this, like, little bubble and the judgment never really got into that bubble, which was a miracle and testament to us making that happen. “I think that people were mad. It’s almost like the happiness made them mad. I would go to shows and dance, and people were like, ‘You slut! How dare you dance and smile?’ It really did upset people, though.”Harry Styles previously described working with Olivia on Don’t Worry Darling as a “gift”, though he refrained from commenting publicly about their relationship.You can watch the Call Her Daddy interview in full here.Related...Harry Styles Pays Touching Tribute To David Hockney During Wembley Stadium ShowHarry Styles Announces Tweaks To His Latest Live Show After Fans' ComplaintsThe Reviews For Don't Worry Darling Are In, And They Are... Well, Not Great
2 months agoOlivia Wilde joined the “Call Her Daddy” podcast on her press tour for “The Invite” and expressed some regret over staying silent amid the tumultuous release of “Don’t Worry Darling” in 2022. “I never felt more disconnected from the person that people were talking about. It was also very strange to see complete fiction traded […]
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