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Sabrina Carpenter ended her Short n' Sweet Tour with a memorable celebrity moment by involving Miss Piggy in her signature onstage "arrest" segment during the final Los Angeles show on 23rd November.
Before performing her track 'Juno,' the 26-year-old singer addressed the crowd and playfully suggested that their beauty should be illegal. She then turned her attention to Miss Piggy, who was seated alongside fellow Muppet character Bobo the Bear. Sabrina complimented Miss Piggy's recognisable and glamorous appearance, joking that she would spot that face anywhere, and asked her to introduce herself.
Miss Piggy in Sabrina Carpenter's Concert
Miss Piggy confidently announced her name to the audience, which sparked loud cheers throughout the venue. She also pointed out the massive turnout for the concert, acknowledging the crowd's energy. Sabrina Carpenter expressed her surprise at Miss Piggy's presence at the show and checked if she was enjoying the performance so far.
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Miss Piggy responded with enthusiasm, saying she was having a great time but also mentioned that she had a few notes to share later backstage. When Sabrina revealed that Miss Piggy was next in line for the concert's playful "arrest," Bobo the Bear stepped in humorously. Portraying a security guard, he pulled out handcuffs and jokingly moved Miss Piggy aside as the music started, adding to the comedic moment.
Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour
The Los Angeles shows at Crypto.com Arena marked the final stretch of the tour, during which Sabrina also "arrested" several celebrities, including SZA, Dakota Fanning, Elle Fanning and Maya Rudolph for being extremely attractive.
The second leg of the Short n' Sweet Tour began in October and featured songs from her latest album, 'Man's Best Friend.' Earlier in a September interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, Sabrina Carpenter explained how a recent heartbreak influenced the album's emotional direction. She shared that she processed the situation with less bitterness than expected, gaining a more mature understanding that relationships involve growth on both sides.
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She also explained that this phase of her life and music reflects a mindset where there is no time to stay stuck in sadness. Instead, she focused on moving forward and embracing life again, not just romantically, but personally and professionally. According to her, the album represents a shift from feeling damaged to recognising that being hurt does not mean being broken.
With its viral moments, celebrity cameos and emotional honesty, Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour closed on a high note, further cementing her status as one of pop's most engaging performers.
