Sabrina Carpenter Denies ‘Lolita’ Inspired Her Controversial Photo Shoot
- In 2024, Sabrina Carpenter faced criticism alleging her W Magazine photoshoot referenced the controversial 1997 film Lolita.
- The criticism arose after a TikTok post compared Carpenter's shoot to a Lolita movie still, though Carpenter denied any influence or viewing of the film.
- Carpenter responded to accusations on TikTok and social media, asserting Lolita never inspired her visuals and defending her artistic choices amid debates about her album Man's Best Friend.
- She highlighted in a June Rolling Stone interview, “It’s always so funny to me when people complain,” and explained her songs about sexuality reflect themes popularized by listeners.
- The controversy illustrates ongoing challenges Carpenter faces balancing public scrutiny with personal expression as she promotes new music and addresses recurring online criticism.
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Sabrina Carpenter Addresses Rumors About A ‘Lolita’-Inspired Photoshoot On TikTok
John Angelillo/UPI/ShutterstockSabrina Carpenter is addressing critics who think she referenced Lolita in a 2024 photoshoot with W Magazine. According to critics online, one photo in particular seems to be a nod to the 1997 movie, starring Jeremy Irons and Dominique Swain. In the photo, Carpenter is laying on the lawn with her feet in the air, next to a sprinkler. The staging is similar to a moment in the movie, prompting people to think that th…
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