Olivia Rodrigo reportedly makes move ahead of third album

The Grammy-winning artist is said to be making changes to her management ahead of new music

Olivia Rodrigo has reportedly parted ways with managers Aleen Keshishian and Zack Morgenroth of Lighthouse Management and Media, marking a significant shift as she prepares to launch her next musical era.

According to multiple reports, the three-time Grammy winner plans to assemble her own executive and creative team to guide her career going forward.

The 22-year-old artist, who rose to global fame with her record-breaking debut SOUR and its follow-up GUTS, has established herself as one of pop’s most influential voices in recent years.

The management shake-up follows online speculation that surfaced earlier this year after Keshishian allegedly engaged with a social media post perceived as critical of Taylor Swift.

While neither Rodrigo nor her representatives have issued a statement, the move appears to reflect her desire for greater independence and creative control.

Fans have largely welcomed the change, interpreting it as a sign that Rodrigo is steering her career with renewed confidence.

As anticipation builds for her forthcoming “OR3” era, many are eager to see how her self-directed approach will shape her next chapter.