As a dedicated fan who’s followed Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter’s friendship since its inception, it’s been quite a rollercoaster ride! The camaraderie between these two talented ladies has always been heartwarming, and I must admit, I was initially taken aback when I saw them collaborating with Kim Kardashian for the SKIMS ad.
It’s no secret that Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter have been good friends for some time. From attending a Kansas City Chiefs game together (where both Carpenter and Ryan Reynolds were overlooked by the broadcast alongside Hugh Jackman) to their boyfriends, Travis Kelce and Barry Keoghan, having a viral first encounter, their friendship has been well-publicized. However, some Swifties were taken aback when they saw Carpenter collaborate with Kim Kardashian for a SKIMS advertisement. Speculations emerged that the “Emails I Can’t Send” artist needed approval from Taylor before accepting the campaign, but Carpenter has clarified the situation herself.
What Sabrina Carpenter Said About Taylor Swift And The SKIMS Campaign
Sabrina Carpenter’s chance to collaborate with SKIMS arose following her opening acts for Taylor Swift on multiple dates of the Eras Tour. During an interview with Rolling Stone, the topic of Kim Kardashian’s past disputes with Swift was brought up, and Carpenter mentioned that Swift endorsed the collaboration, expressing her approval to the magazine.
Despite the assumption that I’m always in the loop, I’m actually quite preoccupied, engrossed in my work most of the time. Yet, when it comes to this specific situation, I’ve been as open and communicative as possible with her. My feelings for her are profound, and my support is unwavering. So, there was no awkwardness on my part, but I understand that some may speculate due to lack of time or understanding.
It seems as though Sabrina Carpenter’s statement might have been intended to comfort fans about her relationship with Taylor Swift, but others interpreted it as suggesting that she needed Taylor’s approval before taking on the SKIMS project.
Sabrina Carpenter Clarifies If She Had To Ask For Taylor Swift’s Permission To Work With Kim Kardashian
Sabrina Carpenter, known for her song “Espresso,” anticipating that people would continue talking, felt it necessary to clarify how her earlier statements were misconstrued. In a chat with Variety, she dispelled rumors suggesting she needed Taylor Swift’s endorsement before accepting job offers. To put it simply, Carpenter expressed her admiration for Swift in the interview but insisted that she doesn’t require her approval for work opportunities.
Regardless of what some folks might be chattering about, she’s always handled every challenge with elegance that only a true friend can. The rumors about needing her approval? Not at all. She’s more than just a pal to me; we share meals, chat, and keep each other updated like any good friends would.
It seems that Sabrina Carpenter doesn’t require Taylor Swift’s endorsement to work with other artists, and based on the information available, it appears their friendship wasn’t affected by the SKIMS collaboration incident.
Previously, Sabrina Carpenter’s profession had intersected with someone from Taylor Swift’s past in an instance other than Kim Kardashian’s ad. Fans of Taylor Swift, or “Swifties,” were quick to notice the connection when Jake Gyllenhaal hosted Saturday Night Live in May, coincidentally on the same night that Carpenter was the musical guest. The swifties enthusiastically referenced the song “All Too Well” due to Gyllenhaal’s past relationship with Swift. However, Carpenter chose not to engage in that drama and didn’t alter the lyrics of her song “Nonsense,” leaving some swifties disappointed as they had hoped for a recognition of the unusual situation.
It’s great that fans seem content with the resolution regarding Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter’s friendship, given that Carpenter is set to release her album “Short n’ Sweet” on August 23. As for Taylor Swift, she continues to keep fans excited with numerous upcoming projects.
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2024-08-08 18:37