Sabrina Carpenter Shuts Down Met Gala Critics, Turns 26, and Embarks on Sold-Out Arena Tour
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Sabrina Carpenter Shuts Down Met Gala Critics, Turns 26, and Embarks on Sold-Out Arena Tour
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Sabrina Carpenter has made headlines this week with her bold response to Met Gala criticism. After attending the 2025 Met Gala on May 5 in a custom Louis Vuitton ensemble designed by Pharrell Williams, Carpenter faced online criticism about her outfit supposedly not fitting her body type. When an X user shared a lengthy critique of her "ringmaster" costume along with photoshopped alternatives, Carpenter simply replied "damn I f----- up," showcasing her trademark humor. During her red carpet interview with Vogue, Carpenter revealed that Williams deliberately designed her pantsless look because of her petite stature, saying "He was like, 'You're quite short, so no pants for you.'"
Inside the Met Gala, Carpenter created memorable moments, taking selfies with celebrities including her "Taste" music video co-star Jenna Ortega and enjoying a steamy interaction during Usher's surprise performance.
On May 11, Carpenter celebrated her 26th birthday with a playful Instagram post captioned "26 years of jokes not landing," which garnered 6 million likes and 25,000 comments from fans.
Music industry buzz continues to build around Carpenter as reports indicate she could make Grammy history at the 2025 awards. Meanwhile, her touring schedule remains packed, with her "Short n' Sweet Tour" continuing through 2025. The European leg kicks off July 5-6 at BST Hyde Park in London, followed by a North American arena tour starting October 23 in Pittsburgh. The fall tour includes multiple nights at prestigious venues like Madison Square Garden in New York (October 29, 31, and November 1) and Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles (November 20, 22, and 23). Supporting acts include Ravyn Lenae, Olivia Dean, and Amber Mark.
Ticket prices for the tour range widely, from £166 for festival entry to upwards of $995 for premium packages. Many shows have already sold out, demonstrating Carpenter's growing star power. Her setlist features hits like "Espresso," "Feather," and "Nonsense," cementing her status as one of pop music's most in-demand live performers on her first arena tour.
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