Sabrina Carpenter rose to global stardom in 2025 with a No. 1 album, Grammy wins, major tours, and high-profile collaborations, while speaking out against misuse of her music.

Sabrina Carpenter emerged as a top global pop star in 2025, with her album *Man’s Best Friend* debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and sparking debate over its controversial cover art, which she said symbolized emotional control in relationships. She won two Grammy Awards, headlined major festivals including BST Hyde Park and Lollapalooza, and performed at the SNL 50th anniversary special with Paul Simon. Carpenter collaborated with Taylor Swift on her 2025 album, hosted SNL, was named Variety’s Hitmaker of the Year, and concluded her two-year *Short n’ Sweet* tour with 72 shows. She received six Grammy nominations, was cast in a major *Alice in Wonderland* film adaptation, and publicly condemned the use of her song “Juno” in a White House video depicting ICE raids, calling it “evil and disgusting.”