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Sabrina Carpenter has been having anything but a quiet week—the pop phenom is making headlines for blockbuster public appearances, business moves, charitable milestones, and real estate drama in the span of just a few days. Let’s start with her electrifying headliner set at Austin City Limits Festival’s first weekend, where she surprised a packed crowd by bringing out none other than country superstar Shania Twain for a spirited duet of “That Don’t Impress Me Much,” a moment that sent social media into overdrive and was widely covered by outlets like JamBase and Uproxx. The festival performance was packed with fan favorites, from “Espresso” to “Nonsense,” and even included a playful nod to her live-show tradition of “arresting” a fellow artist for being “too hot”—this time, targeting festival act Djo, aka Joe Keery, for the honor, according to Uproxx. Carpenter’s ACL set, brimming with energy and guest-star sparkle, is already being talked about as a potential career highlight, reinforcing her reputation as a magnetic live performer with a penchant for memorable surprises.
Meanwhile, in the business world, Carpenter’s “Short n’ Sweet” Tour, which kicked off in September 2024, has now reportedly raised over $1 million for charity, as first reported by TBS News. Partnering with the nonprofit Plus1, she’s donating $1 from every ticket sold to causes including animal welfare, mental health support, LGBTQ+ refugee aid, and musician assistance. This initiative not only underscores her philanthropic commitment but also sets a new benchmark for artist-driven social impact, according to Plus1 CEO Marika Anthony-Shaw. The tour’s North American leg contributed over $800,000 to the total, with the rest coming from her European dates—a testament to her growing global appeal.
On the real estate front, property gossip is swirling: the New York Post, via MarketWatch, reports that Carpenter has purchased a luxury Tribeca penthouse for nearly $10 million, in a building previously home to high-profile neighbors like Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman. The duplex boasts three bedrooms, multiple terraces, and views of the Manhattan skyline—a significant investment that underscores her financial savvy and expanding footprint in New York, just weeks before her five-night Madison Square Garden residency begins in late October, according to Madison Square Garden’s official event listings. It’s unclear whether she’s moved in yet, but the purchase cements Carpenter’s status as a serious player in celebrity real estate, with a growing portfolio spanning both coasts.
Social media chatter—while less verifiable—is buzzing about Carpenter’s upcoming double duty as host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live on October 18th, as mentioned in a report by Alice 965. The appearance, sandwiched between her festival dates and her MSG residency, adds to a nonstop schedule that keeps her in the public eye. Her new album, “Man’s Best Friend,” is due this summer, and whispers about possible acting projects and partnerships (including a Fortnite collab, as noted on the Sabrina Carpenter News podcast) continue to circulate, though these remain unconfirmed without official announcement.
In sum, Sabrina Carpenter is surfing a wave of career-defining moments: charity milestones, real estate coups, festival fireworks, and a relentless tour schedule. Her mix of genuine star power, business acumen, and philanthropic drive is making 2025 a banner year—one that seems certain to secure her legacy as much more than a pop star, but as a multi-industry force.
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