Sabrina Carpenter, star of Disney Channel’s Boy Meets World reboot, started posting singing videos online when she was 10 years old. At 13, Pennsylvania native Sabrina received her big acting break and began booking movie roles.
She works tirelessly, possessing an unflappable attitude and possessing a snarky yet amusing sense of humor.
Career
Sabrina Carpenter has enjoyed tremendous success since making her mark with Girl Meets World. Not only was her acting highlighted on the series, but so too was her musical prowess and songwriting talent – as evidenced by single releases and albums released establishing herself as an engaging talent that resonated with audiences worldwide.
Sabrina makes time for regular exercise and maintains a balanced diet, and her dedication to her craft can be seen in every project she undertakes – for instance she was featured as both the star and executive producer for Netflix’s Work It as well as writing its theme song!
She successfully managed her busy schedule while also attending high school online in order to focus on both her studies and advancing in both acting and music careers. With this strategy she advanced quickly within both fields; currently working on her next album.
Personal life
Sabrina Carpenter has experienced remarkable growth since landing her breakthrough role on Girl Meets World on Disney Channel. After signing her first record deal in 2014, the Pennsylvanian quickly started booking movie roles.
“Espresso” singer has amassed an enormous online following, creating a supportive community of followers who recognize her talent rather than focus on height or weight issues. Additionally, she stresses the importance of hard work over conforming to society norms for success.
In 2024, “Nonsense” singer Emily West made headlines after she was photographed alongside actor Barry Keoghan on several low-key outings. Keoghan, 31, had previously been in a long-term relationship with actress Alyson Kierans (with whom he shares an infant son), before they split in July of that year; during an interview with GQ in January 2024 he praised Kierans as an incredible mother.
Music
Sabrina Carpenter has charmed audiences everywhere with her captivating performances. She has appeared in renowned movies and TV series, while her music continues to charm fans worldwide. Sabrina stands out among the talented singers due to her unique voice and talent that distinguishes her among peers.
Her acting career kicked off when she competed in The Next Miley Cyrus Project and finished third. Following this experience, she found work as Maya Hart on Disney Channel sitcom Girl Meets World from 2009 until January 2017. The series ran 72 episodes before its cancellation.
Ms. Carter has shown her commitment to various charitable causes throughout her career, becoming an ambassador for Ryan Seacrest Foundation and visiting children’s hospitals on their behalf in 2016. Additionally, she has been an ambassador for Aeropostale and Converse before joining Samsung’s Galaxy Creator Collective program in 2021. In 2024 she released her sixth studio album Short n’ Sweet which peaked at #1 on US Billboard Hot 100 with “Please Please Please.”
Awards
Sabrina Carpenter has earned worldwide acclaim with her songs “Espresso” and “Fortnight,” alongside Post Malone, leading to five VMA nominations this year: Artist of the Year, Song of Summer, Best Editing and Best Direction.
At this year’s VMAs, rising star Jada Pinkett Smith showcased her glitzy style in a sparkly white strapless Bob Mackie gown adorned with sequins and crystals from sequins to crystals. To complete her look she added dangling diamonds as well as a dramatic necklace and rings, as well as a curly Marilyn Monroe/Dolly Parton inspired ‘do.
At the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, she took home Song of Summer, Artist of the Year and Best Pop awards. Additionally, she opened for Taylor Swift during her Eras Tour by covering one of Swift’s songs: Dreaming of You (featuring an appearance by Swift herself!). And this year at MTV VMAs pre-show performances she will perform “Feather” and “Nonsense”.
