Sabrina Carpenter In Braless Dress Is 'Not Relevant In Reality'

Singer SabrinaCarpenter has released a brand new album called "Man's Best Friend" in late August and fans are as excited for that as they are for her collaboration with Taylor Swift on her new album, "The Life of a Showgirl," which comes out on October 3. Fans love the "Nonsense" singer's music along with her bold style and fashion sense. The "Tears" singer was photographed walking around in New York City in various outfits that had fans drooling over her long legs and flawless hourglass figure.

The “Espresso” singer was photographed in New York City wearing several different outfits, each one more appealing than the last. One outfit featured her showing off her lean legs in a braless dress with a plunging neckline. Her long blonde hair fell in loose waves as she walked along, waving to fans and the paparazzi.

“The last picture! She looks gorgeous,” one fan commented, while another follower agreed: “Literally a Barbie doll.” A third fan praised her legs, writing, “She has got an amazing pair of legs. One of the best.” Although another follower called her “so pretty and cute,” another user wasn’t impressed and called her “not relevant in reality.”

Fans are excited to finally be able to listen to her new album, “Man’s Best Friend.” On August 29, she also released the music video for her second single, “Tears.” The first single, “Manchild” was also popular among fans.

In an X post promoting her album, she mentions that she preferred to listen to the album with white wine or “Go Go Juice,” which is a nod to one of the songs on the album.

Even though some fans loved the original album artwork, it left others clutching their pearls. The “Busy Woman” singer finally opened up on the controversy, revealing that she was “shocked” when some people dubbed it too risqué to promote.

“They don’t know me, they don’t know my intentions. They don’t know the stories I’m telling,” Sabrina said of her haters, going on to admit that her parents “actually saw the photo” and “loved it!”

In the comments, fans stood up for the singer. “This shows how confident she is in her art,” one fan wrote, while another follower said that the album artwork controversy was “only controversial on social media.”

“The cover is not even bad. Everyone is so sensitive recently,” another follower commented. “People just love to hate on successful women,” another fan added. “There is literally nothing to criticize.”

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