Sabrina Carpenter In Cheeky Panties Teases ‘Saturday Night’ Glitter Underwear

Singer Sabrina Carpenter has always been a bit cheeky, but this time, she isn't holding anything back! She shared a sultry snap that featured her posing in pink underwear with glittery letters. It looked like she was having fun, and it's not hard to see why! After pulling double duty hosting and performing as the musical guest of "Saturday Night Live" to promote her new album Man's Best Friend, it seems that it really is Sabrina's world and we're all just living in it!

On October 21, a Sabrina fan account posted a blurry photo that featured Sabrina looking back at the camera and winking. Her long blonde hair falls in loose waves around her face as she poses in a white shirt that she pinches at her sides.

She is wearing cheeky pink underwear with glittery letters that say “It’s Saturday.” It appears that it says "Night" at the end, but it’s cut off. One fan loved it so much that they said that she “should use that in live shows from now on.”

In another photo, the “Manchild” singer wore a short skirt and a black polo top that was cropped to show off her flat stomach. Her signature blonde curls fell loosely around her shoulders as she posed with oval-shaped glasses.

The fan who posted the photos said that she “is so beautiful” in the caption, and fans couldn’t help but agree!

Unfortunately, everything is not well in Sabrina’s world. Singer Rina Sawayama called out her Japan-inspired “Saturday Night Live” performance on October 18, and criticized her creative team for having dancers wear shoes on tatami mats, which is culturally inappropriate.

"Big love to Sabrina but fellow artists creative teams... if we are clearly referencing a culture please can you do so with the research, respect and care it deserves," Sawayama, who is British-Japanese, wrote while reposting a clip of Carpenter's performance on her Instagram Stories, as reported by PEOPLE magazine.

During her performance, Sabrina wore a short kimono-style robe and platform heels. Her dancers could be seen dancing and “fighting” behind her in martial arts outfits. Instead of going barefoot, they are wearing sneakers as they move across the tatami mats. It’s customary to take off shoes before stepping on the mats so as not to damage the delicate material. These mats are also typically used for cultural rituals and praying, not martial arts.

Although Sabrina has yet to respond to the allegations, she did create controversy yet again when she sang the “f-word,” which wasn’t censored on the East Coast. During her “SNL” performance, she performed her hit “Manchild” along with her new song “Nobody’s Son.”

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