Olivia Jade opens up about keeping her love life completely private

Olivia Jade Giannulli is drawing a firm line between her public career and private relationships.

Ahead of the launch of her new beauty brand, o.piccola, the content creator opened up about why she has chosen to keep her romantic life out of the spotlight moving forward.

In a new interview with Bustle published Tuesday, May 12, Giannulli said she no longer feels any desire to publicly discuss her dating relationships.

“That part of my life, I'm a completely closed book. I'm just going to be a mystery,” she said. “When I was younger, I wanted to say my piece a lot more. Now I don't have that desire at all.”

The 26-year-old influencer was previously linked to actor Jacob Elordi after the pair first sparked romance rumors in December 2021. 

Their on-and-off relationship lasted several years before reports surfaced in August 2025 confirming their split.

Reflecting on her earlier years in the public eye, Giannulli admitted she now views oversharing differently.

“I feel like I shared everything and then I look back on a lot of things I said and I was just like, ‘Why did you post that? Why did you say that?’” she shared. 

“But I was a child, so I’ll give myself some grace.”

She explained that growing older has changed the way she approaches social media and public attention, saying she now prefers to share content she believes could be genuinely useful to others.

“I want to share that. That's helpful or beneficial to somebody else, like a makeup tip or something like that,” she said. “And then other stuff I'm like, ‘Who cares?’ And then I'll keep it to myself.”

The interview comes as Giannulli prepares to officially launch her beauty brand, o.piccola, with its first product, the Bronze & Glow balm, debuting on May 12.

Speaking separately about the project, the influencer said the brand has been in development for more than five years and admitted she feels nervous about introducing her first product to the public.

“I’m just so nervous to put something out for the first time, and I really want it to be perfect,” she said.