Discover How Reneé Rapp Has Transformed Her Life After Departing from ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’
It appears that Reneé Rapp has mixed feelings about her experiences during her college years, particularly regarding her time on the show.
Just under two years after she revealed her decision to leave The Sex Lives of College Girls, the now 25-year-old artist seemingly expressed her frustrations with the HBO Max series through her latest song “Leave Me Alone,” which debuted on May 21. In a pointed lyric, she sings, “I took my sex life with me, now the show ain’t f–king,” conveying a sense of liberation and self-assertion. The chorus includes, “Leave me alone, b—h, I wanna have fun,” highlighting her desire for personal freedom.
Although the talented singer-songwriter, known for her hit “Pretty Girls,” has not explicitly confirmed that this lyric is aimed at her former show, she has opened up about her challenging experiences while filming Sex Lives of College Girls. The series was ultimately canceled in 2025 after the release of its third season, which adds another layer to her reflections.
In a candid moment during a February appearance on Alex Cooper‘s podcast Call Her Daddy, Reneé shared, “The first year doing College Girls was terrible. It sucked so bad.” Her honesty sheds light on the difficulties she faced while working on the show, suggesting that her departure was a significant step towards personal growth and emotional well-being.
