Zara Larsson Hits Back After 'Ruin My Life' Criticised For Being Anti-Feminist

30 October 2018, 12:48

Zara Larsson hits back over 'Ruin My Life' criticism. Picture: Zara Larsson

Zara Larsson has clapped back on Twitter after her new single 'Ruin My Life' was criticised for focusing on a destructive relationship.

'Ruin My Life' is the first single to be released from Zara's upcoming second album and is about wanting to go back to an unhealthy relationship.

But a Twitter user questioned why Zara had chosen to base a song on this theme given "today's climate."

"I still wonder why you made a song about mindfully choosing to be in a relationship with someone who's going to 'ruin your life', when today's climate calls for women to have more positive control over negative situations like that," @russyrockets wrote.

Now, Zara has hit back saying she has a right to talk about the time without it making her a "bad feminist."

Love isnt easy and finding your way out of a destructive relationship is very hard. RML is about a time in my life where I was very heartbroken and confused. As an artist (and a person) I feel like I have the right to talk about that too without being a bad feminist. https://t.co/nI2imSHCZH
— Zara Larsson (@zaralarsson) October 30, 2018

"Love isn't easy and finding your way out of a destructive relationship is very hard. RML is about a time in my life where I was very heartbroken and confused," Zara tweeted in response.

"As an artist (and a person) I feel like I have the right to talk about that too without being a bad feminist."

Many fans have come out and supported Zara for being honest about her own struggles.