Doja Cat got real about a number of topics in her Vogue cover story published Wednesday (March 18), from her relationship status to her turbulent relationship with online hate over the years.
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When asked whether she still considers herself a “serial dater,” a term she’s previously applied to herself, the rapper didn’t beat around the bush. “Yes,” she told the publication. “I’m 30, so I’m ovulating and horny.”
With that out of the way, Doja went on to confirm that she is in a relationship right now — but she declined to name names. She did say, however, that her current flame is planning to visit her on tour in support of last year’s Billboard 200 No. 4 album Vie, but her favorite part about dating them is “when they leave.”
“This is what therapy has done for me,” she added. “It’s allowed me to be away and be at peace without being like, ‘I need tarot cards. I need an answer. Text me.’ I don’t do any of that anymore. It’s very nice.”
The Grammy winner was previously linked to Joseph Quinn, with whom she first sparked dating rumors in 2024 after a public argument in 2022 with the actor’s Stranger Things costar Noah Schnapp (who’d posted screenshots of Doja asking him whether Quinn was single without her permission). Before that, the hip-hop star was linked to musician J. Cyrus.
The situation with Schnapp — after which Doja apologized to the former child star — is one of many that illustrates her history of calling people out online. Just a few days before the Vogue interview was published, the musician slammed Timothée Chalamet for saying that “no one cares” about opera and ballet, shortly after which she walked back on her comments and said that she’d just been “virtue signaling” with her criticism.
But Doja has also been quick in the past to hit back at her own critics on social media, something she addressed in the new interview. “When I feel that I’m threatened, even though it may not be a threat at all, it rhymes with: You are failing,” she explained. “I feel like I have to defend my creative choices, and then I give those people power even though they could be anybody — they could have Cheeto dust on their fingers and have no job.”
She also said that she doesn’t do that as much anymore after finding relief in therapy, having announced earlier in March that she was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. “I’m not cured of anything,” Doja added, noting that she thinks she’d like to be a psychologist if she weren’t an artist. “But it helps me understand why I do the things that I do.”
See Doja on the cover of Vogue below.
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