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Sabrina Carpenter expresses love for Taylor Swift after ‘The Eras’ tour in Sydney duet
Sabrina Carpenter had nothing but love for Taylor Swift after their surprise duet at “The Eras” tour in Sydney, Australia on Friday.
Sharing a clip of their “White Horse” performance on Instagram, Sabrina wrote a sweet message for the American pop star.
“Nine year old Sabrina singing white horse would never see this s— coming! I love you so so so dearly Taylor. Always have always will,” she began.
“Thank you Sydney for making me feel so welcome!!” the 24-year-old singer added.
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Sabrina also shared a screenshot of her old Facebook post about Swift back in 2009, showing the long-time Swiftie she was.
“Was trying to enter a Taylor Swift contest to win tickets and a chance to meet her but they said I had to be 13 :(,” the post read.
Aside from “White Horse,” the pair also sang “Coney Island,” accompanied by a piano on stage.
Swift will be holding her third and final show in Sydney on Sunday to cap off her The Eras tour in Australia.
Before heading to Sydney, Swift headlined two sold-out shows in Melbourne on February 16 and 17 that were attended by some Filipino celebrities like Anne Curtis and Kathryn Bernardo.
Sabrina will also join Swift’s Singapore show in March — the only South East Asia stop for her The Eras Tour.
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