UPDATE: In a delightful and unexpected moment, singer-songwriter Sabrina Carpenter playfully ‘arrested’ actress Anne Hathaway during her concert in New York City on October 26, 2025. This charming interaction has quickly captured the attention of fans and social media, creating a buzz across platforms.
The fun began when Carpenter, performing as part of her Short N Sweet tour, paused to engage with the crowd before focusing on Hathaway, who was enjoying the show. In a video shared by Pop Crave on X, Carpenter remarked, “It’s a crime to be this gorgeous. Hello. What’s your name?” Hathaway, dressed in a stunning black tube top, responded with a smile, “I’m Anne,” to cheers from the audience.
As the playful banter continued, Carpenter complimented Hathaway, saying, “Has anyone ever told you that you look like a princess?” The crowd erupted with laughter when Hathaway humorously replied her fictional origins were from Genovia, the made-up kingdom from her hit film, *The Princess Diaries*.
The atmosphere was electric as Carpenter handed Hathaway pink handcuffs, playfully asking, “Anne, can I arrest you for being the first princess in the world?” Hathaway accepted the handcuffs with grace, blowing kisses back to Carpenter as she continued with the performance.
Carpenter then dedicated her song “Juno” to the actress, further delighting the audience and showcasing the camaraderie between the two stars. Fans were quick to express their excitement on social media, with one user exclaiming, “PRINCESS OF GENOVIA IS IN THE BUILDING!” accompanied by a GIF of Hathaway dancing.
This memorable moment has not only highlighted the playful spirit of Carpenter’s tour but also the warmth and humor of Hathaway, reminding fans of the joy and spontaneity live performances can bring. As the evening unfolded, it became clear that this interaction would be one of the highlights of Carpenter’s tour, resonating with fans long after the concert ended.
Stay tuned for more updates as this delightful encounter continues to trend online!







































