LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: When it comes to supporting her friends, Bella Poarch is well known. Recently, she showed her love and support for Olivia Rodrigo by reposting Rodrigo's Vogue cover on her Twitter account. Additionally, she posted a supportive message for the young singer-songwriter, expressing her admiration.

Olivia Rodrigo has made history once again, this time by becoming the first Filipino-American to grace the cover of Vogue US. In the August issue, she looks stunning in a silver dress on the cover and flaunts chic mini skirts and stylish tops throughout the inside pages. Rodrigo's cover story was beautifully penned by renowned Filipino author and writer Jia Tolentino. In this captivating narrative, the talented singer-songwriter opens up about her transformative journey into her twenties, the invaluable knowledge gained through life experiences, the exciting road of self-discovery, and the enthralling new chapters that await her.

Poarch was born in the Philippines and was raised by her grandmother until she was adopted at 3 years old which makes her a Filipino. The rising star who captivated the world through TikTok and has now ventured into the American music industry. Poarch's story is a unique one, as she was adopted by her American stepfather and brought to the United States. While she is officially an American citizen, her Filipino roots run deep, making her a proud full-blooded Filipino with a rich cultural heritage.

Poarch, known for her unwavering support for her friends, recently extended her love to Rodrigo. The social media star reposted Rodrigo's Vogue cover on her Twitter account, accompanied by a heartfelt message expressing her admiration for the young singer-songwriter.

'Stay away from her'

Here are some of the fan's reactions. One user wrote, "Stay away from her." Another user wrote, "First of many I have no doubt!" Another user commented, "@oliviarodrigois the first Filipina to be in the cover of Vogue and @bellapoarch will be the next." A fourth user wrote, "Next, Bella Poarch."