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    Olivia Rodrigo didn't break any glass, but she definitely tripped and fell.

    The pop star, who is currently on her Guts World Tour, fell on stage during a performance in Melbourne, Australia on Monday. The concert was the last of four shows at Rod Laver Arena.

    As seen in footage shared on social media, the “Obsessed” singer was running back and forth as she fell through a trapdoor on stage. Without batting an eyelid, Rodrigo assured concertgoers that she was not injured. “Oh my God, that was fun,” she jokingly said to the crowd. “I'm ok.”

    She added: “Sometimes there’s just a hole on the stage. That’s fine.”

    After getting back up, Rodrigo began energizing the fans at the show. “Where was I?” she said. “How are we doing tonight, Melbourne?”

    USA TODAY has reached out to representatives from Rodrigo, Live Nation and Rod Laver Arena for comment.

    The Grammy-winning singer made fun of the incident in a follow-up video on TikTok, in which she played her fall on a loop. “#subtleforeshadowing,” she captioned the post, later adding a comment: “I'm fine hahaha❤️”

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    The Guts World Tour began with a North American tour in February, followed by the European and additional North American legs of the tour in the summer.

    In a review of her July 20 show in Washington, D.C., USA TODAY, music critic Melissa Ruggieri wrote, “For 100 minutes, Rodrigo, her impressive all-female band and her troupe of dancers danced revenge anthems with jagged guitar and…” heartbreaking ballads with courage, Sass and the kind of tension that comes from months of perfection.”

    “Rodrigo is preternaturally balanced and already trained in the art of stagecraft. “She's not only pop music's reigning young Jedi, but also the kind of artist who's practically mind-fused with her army of followers,” Ruggieri added.

    The Guts World Tour supports Rodrigo's 2023 second album of the same name. The pop-rock LP topped the Billboard 200 chart upon its release and earned the singer six Grammy nominations, including for Album of the Year.

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    Rodrigo will next perform a sold-out show at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena on Thursday.

    Contributor: Melissa Ruggieri, USA TODAY

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