relationship.
Despite being half-siblings, Sabrina's sisters seem to have good relationships with each other. Besides appearing on the entertainer's Instagram, her sisters also appear on David's social media account, showing their sweet moments as a family.
Cayla is a stylist and makeup artist who previously worked on Sabrina's looks. Meanwhile, Shannon and Sarah are both in the performing arts. Shannon works as a dance choreographer, while Sarah is a singer.
David and his wife support Sabrina's career and help her reach success. At nine, she had already posted song covers on YouTube, which showed her potential to become a star.
When Sabrina was only ten, David built her a recording studio in their basement. In that room, she found her creativity and created her comfort zone.
As she recalled, she was once very shy with a high-pitched voice, but as time passed, and with the help of her father, she progressed. Sabrina once joined a competition and had her father help her stand out with his video editing. She said:
“My dad found out how to create videos and edit videos along the way, and I definitely just broke out of my shell. I learned how to perform. I learned how to act and feel the music."
When the competition was over, Sabrina realized she was in love with performing and wanted to pursue the craft as a career. Her parents would drive her to auditions until she landed her first guest role in "Law & Order: SVU."
Sabrina and her sisters are grateful to have loving parents and don't shy from posting about their loving family on social media.
While she has been in a great relationship with her father, Sabrina's "Emails I Can't Send" song seems to be about David. The song's lyrics, "Were you lying to me and the family?" and "Don't think I'll find forgiveness as fast as mom did," suggests that David cheated on Elizabeth.
Sabrina also included how she can't trust and love nice guys as the possibility of them cheating always looms in her head. The artist was previously linked to a few actors.
Fans have since taken to social media with their sentiments, assuming Sabrina's song is about David. However, the artist never confirmed nor denied the rumors.
Previously, Sabrina Carpenter's song "Skin" was also the subject of controversy as people believed it was a response to Olivia Rodrigo's "Driver's License."
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