Sabrina Carpenter responded to statements about her image. She was criticized by TV presenter Simon Cowell and producer Pete Waterman, who called the singer’s image obscene.
At the unveiling of the Saubaurus Heritage Society Memorial Plaque at Vine Yard Studio in London, Pete, 78, said the star had employed the image of a little girl in the most offensive context. He is certain that although Sabrina has talent, she should not focus on her sexuality.
Waterman stated that the artists he was responsible for would have been killed if he had done the same thing 30 years ago. According to him, only the shocking Madonna was closest to such a situation. In response, Sabrina said she had heard nothing new, writes the Daily Mail.
“If you can’t handle a girl who is confident in her sexuality, don’t come to my show. The artists were forever focused. “Rihanna at zero, in the nineties – Britney Spears – Madonna in the eighties – now it’s me,” the star answered in an interview with the Sun.
The singer said this was a regressive position. And really guys just wanted to discuss his sexuality. We previously wrote about how Sabrina Carpenter changed and when Tikhoni deliberately changed her image to Frank.
Source: People Talk
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