THE RUNDOWN
- During her Short n’ Sweet Tour stop in Pittsburgh on October 23, Sabrina Carpenter jokingly arrested Gigi Hadid, selecting her as the night’s “gorgeous girl.”
- The two shared a flirty exchange as Carpenter tossed Hadid her signature pink handcuffs before performing her song “Juno.”
- The arrest bit is one of Carpenter’s tour traditions, which has previously featured celebrity guests such as Millie Bobby Brown and SNL’s Marcello Hernández.
During her Short n’ Sweet Tour stop in Pittsburgh on Thursday, Sabrina Carpenter kept her signature arrest bit going—this time with Gigi Hadid. Before launching into her song “Juno,” Carpenter spotted the supermodel in the crowd and called her out as the night’s “gorgeous girl” under arrest.
“Gigi, wow, where are you from?” the singer asked, leaning into her flirty onstage persona. When Hadid replied, “Bucks County,” where her family farm is located, Carpenter, who’s also from Pennsylvania, teased, “Wow, maybe we are soulmates! Gigi, I’m getting so hot and flustered.” She then handed the model her furry pink handcuffs—a staple of the recurring gag—as Hadid smiled and blew her a kiss. “This one is for Gigi, everybody,” Carpenter told the crowd, before kicking off “Juno.”
Hadid, who walked in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show runway last week, attended the concert dressed in a white short-sleeve tee with printed lace and animal-print details. She later posted snapshots from the show to her Instagram Story, captioning one image of Carpenter “Hey angel,” and another, “Guilty as charged.”
The playful arrest has become a fan-favorite tradition throughout Carpenter’s tour, with previous celebrity guests including Millie Bobby Brown in Atlanta, Emma Bunton in London, and Saturday Night Live’s Marcello Hernández in Los Angeles.
In her October cover story for Vogue Italia, Carpenter opened up about her comedic approach as an entertainer, especially when it comes to her commentary on men, love, and relationships. “Part of life is making light of moments that maybe make us uncomfortable, or at least, that is for me,” she said. “My whole life I felt like humor was just this, and it wasn’t even always humor, I think it was usually just sort of a wit that kind of saved me. It was always there to make sure that at the end of the day I was protecting myself for the future.”
The “Tears” singer will continue her North American tour in New York City, Nashville, Toronto, and L.A. Her short (and sweet) South American run will then kick off in March 2026 before she returns to the States to headline Coachella.
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