Chappell Roan just dropped some serious relationship news, and we are eating it up. The 27-year-old pop sensation sat down with Alex Cooper on Call Her Daddy and delivered some piping hot details about her love life, including the scoop on her current relationship, her thoughts on dating, and why she thinks everyone should be single (even though she’s absolutely not).
“Are You Single?”—Cue the Dramatic Pause
At one point, Alex hit her with the ultimate question: “Are you single?”
Chappell, with the confidence of a woman who knows she’s thriving, simply replied, “No.”
A woman of few words—but don’t worry, she didn’t leave us hanging.
When asked how long it’s been going on, she casually dropped, “Six months.” And before you could even blink, she confirmed, “No, it’s serious. I’m very in love.”
Cue the collective aww from the audience.
Chappell’s Guide to Being Single (While Not Actually Being Single)
Despite being madly in love, Chappell wants the world to know: she is PRO SINGLE.
In fact, she practically launched into a TED Talk on why we should all be alone. “Be single. Stop dating. Be single,” she preached like the messiah of self-discovery. “Find out if you can be 100% okay alone before you date.”
Which is actually pretty solid advice… but also hilarious coming from someone who is literally not single.
How It All Went Down—AKA Chappell Shoots Her Shot
Chappell spilled that she met her boo through a friend. But before you think it was some Hallmark-movie-style setup, she was quick to clarify: “It was NOT a setup.”
And in a move that should surprise absolutely no one, she proudly admitted, “I made the first move.”
Honestly, we love this for her. Chappell Roan does not wait around for destiny—she is destiny.
Fame & Dating—A Literal Horror Movie
Now, if you’re wondering how she’s handling dating in the public eye, the answer is: she’s terrified.
Since her career exploded, she hasn’t had to deal with dating strangers—but if she did? She’d be scared for her life.
“I think it would actually be a nightmare. I think I would be so single right now because you’re terrified of their intentions.”
And honestly? Valid.
She went on to confess, “I just think in my head, I’m like, any new person that I’m texting, I’m assuming they will screenshot this and send it to someone else.”
Which is both tragic and the kind of anxiety that only comes with being super famous.
More Tea, More Drama, More Chappell
Aside from love life confessions, Chappell also got real about resenting her job (relatable), feeling disconnected from her younger self (also relatable), and how her sexuality has evolved (spill, queen).
If you need more of this unfiltered goodness, go check out the full interview on Call Her Daddy—because trust me, it’s worth it.