Sabrina Carpenter has made history by winning her first-ever Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album for her album Short and Sweet at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night (Monday morning).
Carpenter’s win comes as a significant milestone in her career, especially as she was nominated in the highly competitive category alongside major names like Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande, and Taylor Swift. Her album, Short and Sweet, became a summer 2024 sensation, with critics and fans alike praising her pop prowess.
In a touching moment, when Carpenter was announced as the winner, the camera panned to her former Eras Tour collaborator, Taylor Swift, who was seen cheering enthusiastically for Carpenter.
The two shared the stage during Swift’s Eras Tour in Latin America, Asia, and Australia, and their camaraderie was evident as Swift supported Carpenter in her moment of victory.
The 67th Grammy Awards also featured a dominant performance by Beyoncé, who entered the night with the most nominations for her album Cowboy Carter. The evening included performances by Shakira, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan, Doechii, and Charli XCX, with comedian Trevor Noah returning as the host for a fifth consecutive year.
The Grammy Premiere Ceremony opened the evening with a heartfelt tribute to those affected by the recent Los Angeles-area wildfires. Nominees Angélique Kidjo, Wayne Brady, Scott Hoying, Deborah Cox, and Taj Mahal delivered a powerful rendition of Simon & Garfunkel’s “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” setting a solemn and reflective tone for the night.
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