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Renée Rapp is leaving less and less to the imagination. Rapp, 25, took to Instagram on Wednesday, June 4, to show off her ...

Reneé Rapp told 'Cosmopolitan' that she chooses not to wear bras because she doesn't want her chest to steal the attention of her outfit. "I have a couple bras. I don't like them," the singer and ...

Mark your cals for her next big moment, because her sophomore album, Bite Me, is due on August 1 via Interscope Records. And, ...

Much to the excitement of her fans, Reneé Rapp is all set to appear on Ziwe’s YouTube show You’d Be an Iconic Guest this Thursday.

Reneé Rapp can thank her mom for her career in music. Speaking on podcast Good Hang with Amy Poehler, Rapp shared that her mom, Denise Rapp, specifically chose her name to ensure success.

The conversation also touched on Rapp's experience publicly coming out as a lesbian on Saturday Night Live in January. By Jessica Lynch Reneé Rapp is leaning into her identity, her artistry ...

Renée Rapp has secrets to spill on her new single “Leave Me Alone.” The track marks her first lead release since her debut album Snow Angel arrived two years ago, and the record catches up ...

Reneé Rapp’s stardom was written in the stars—at least, according to her mom, Denise Rapp. The powerhouse vocalist appeared on The Good Hang with Amy Poehler podcast, where she opened up ...

Her work has previously appeared on Bustle, The US Sun, Newsweek and OK! Magazine. Reneé Rapp's mother manifested her superstardom in an unexpected way. During the May 27 episode of the podcast ...

Reneé Rapp both surprised and delighted fans during her appearance on “Saturday Night Live” last year, when she used a sketch to reveal that she now identifies as a lesbian, as opposed to ...