Addison Rae landed on the cover of Vogue France’s March 2025 edition for the first time as she opened up about her personal journey with life in the limelight.

Turns out, she knew very early on that she had that special something. 

‘In my life, I’ve always felt like a celebrity, long before I was famous,’ said the the TikTok star turned singer and actress.

‘I’ve always loved the idea of being on stage, performing, and I grew up dancing,’ the He’s All That actress said.

‘It made sense to turn to music and acting, because it’s an integral part of being a dancer.’

The stunning pH๏τoshoot, which was released on Wednesday, saw the 24-year-old influencer flaunting her sultry, retro bombshell style while striking various seductive poses.

SH๏τ by legendary pH๏τographer Mario Sorrenti, the beauty turned singer tested her flexibility dressed in a fitted white T-shirt and high-waisted polka-dot shorts.

Addison Rae landed on the cover of Vogue France’s March 2025 edition for the first time as she opened up about her personal journey with life in the limelight. Turns out, she knew very early on that she had that special something

‘In my life, I’ve always felt like a celebrity, long before I was famous,’ said the the TikTok star turned singer and actress. ‘I’ve always loved the idea of being on stage, performing, and I grew up dancing,’ the He’s All That actress said

The cover, emblazoned with the phrase ‘Vedette Toujours’ — which translates to ‘Star Always’ — cements the performer’s force as she continues to break deeper into showbusiness.

She oozed vintage glamour wearing tousled platinum locks with a black under-dye, dramatic blue eyeshadow and a bold red lip that channeled an ’80s look with a modern twist. As a nod to her 2024 hit Diet Pepsi, she wore soda can tab earrings. 

In the interview for Vogue, the star revealed that she dreamt of becoming a pop sensation and a famous performer singer she was a child. She noted that her background as a dancer made her career path even clearer. 

Another mesmerizing image in the glamorous pH๏τoshoot saw Rae defying gravity as she performed a handstand on a bed while in a ribbed white bodysuit with striking cutouts. 

The Thanksgiving actress started dancing compeтιтively at the age of six, gaining significant recognition through trendy dance videos posted on TikTok back in 2019.

Recalling her first dance memory, she shared: ‘One day, my mother and I walked past a dance studio with a sign that said: Sign up! I begged her, she signed me up, and from the first minute I knew I loved it.’

One monochrome image saw the multihyphenate draped in a voluminous vintage gown that billowed around her, as she sensually picked up her leg and spread her arms. 

‘It made sense to turn to music and acting, because it’s an integral part of being a dancer.’ The stunning pH๏τoshoot, which was released on Wednesday, saw the 24-year-old influencer flaunting her sultry, retro bombshell style while striking various seductive poses

One monochrome image saw the multihyphenate draped in a voluminous vintage gown that billowed around her, as she sensually picked up her leg and spread her arms

The Grammy nominee took to her Instagram Story to share a screensH๏τ from a note she penned conveying her excitement a day after she was pH๏τographed for the outlet

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The Lafayette, Louisiana native also dished on the ‘negative connotation’ surrounding the ‘influencer’ тιтle and what her advice would be for aspiring content creators.

‘You have to get up early to influence me,’ she quipped. ‘That word does have a negative connotation, as if it’s less valuable than being an artist. But, in the end, artists influence too. So, basically, why not consider every inspirational person as an… influencer?’

Rae also commented on the United States nationwide TikTok ban that briefly took effect last month after ByteDance refused to sell TikTok to an American company.

The app went offline in the US the evening of January 18, 2025 before it was restored to service hours later with a pop-up thanking then President-elect Donald Trump for his ‘efforts’ not to enforce the ban.

‘It was Donald Trump who created the problem in the first place,’ the star declared. ‘He was the cause of the blockage. I remember, the first time I heard about a possible ban of the app, it was around 2020. I was worried. 

‘Of course, I’m glad the network survived.’

Later in the interview, Rae thanked her ‘favorite’ designers including Alexander McQueen, Daniel Roseberry and Norma Kamali, before claiming that she ‘worship[s]’ Marc Jacobs.

Hours after the cover was released, the Grammy nominee took to her Instagram Story to share a screensH๏τ from a note she penned conveying her excitement a day after she was pH๏τographed for the outlet.

 While some text was scratched out, she wrote back in December, ‘My first Vogue cover. I sH๏τ yesterday with Mario Sorrenti. It was a dream come true. He was handsome and sweet and thoughtful and invested. I am so happy with how it went.

‘I’m at the Bowery [H๏τel], I just woke up, my hair is a mess, but I’m looking in the mirror across from the bed and I feel like a princess.’