Audrey Hobert makes bold admission about fame after debut album

Audrey Hobert reflects on public image a year after 'Who's the Clown' release

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Audrey Hobert makes bold admission about fame after debut album
Audrey Hobert makes bold admission about fame after debut album

Audrey Hobert has been working in the creative industry for a while now, collaborating with her friend Gracie Abrams on her songwriting, and releasing her own songs, but she remains unbothered by how the work is perceived in the world.

The 27-year-old singer-songwriter has built a mindset which allows her to enjoy her creative pursuits without the fear of judgement.

In a new interview, the Sue Me hitmaker spoke about criticism, saying, “No one’s ever said anything that’s made me upset. I think that’s probably due to the fact that I just don’t fundamentally agree with an opinion of me if it’s bad.”

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Hobert's confession went viral on social media, with fans responding with surprise over her claim.

Appreciating her perspective, one fan wrote, "I feel so relieved for her honestly, holding onto that level of self-assurance in the music industry must be so liberating," and "I love her album. 10/10," added another.

A third chimed in, "Good for her. You can like her or not but some of the commentary on her I’ve seen in this app is straight up demonic."

More added, "ok queen," and "clock the haters momma I’ll always stand with you."

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