Sabrina Carpenter Sparks Controversy with Bold Dance Move in Paris

Sabrina Carpenter sparked controversy during her concert in Paris while performing her song 'Juno,' where she simulated a sexual position known as the 'Eiffel Tower' with two male dancers. This bold move, which was intended to be playful and homage to the city, drew mixed reactions from fans and critics alike. While many applauded her confidence and stage presence, others expressed discomfort, arguing the performance was inappropriate for a potentially young audience. Carpenter's dance has become a signature part of her 'Short n’ Sweet Tour,' where she incorporates various cheeky poses during her performances. Despite the backlash, supporters defended her artistic choices, emphasizing that her music is not aimed at children. Carpenter is set to continue her tour with upcoming shows in Berlin and other cities across Europe.