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Sabrina Carpenter is closing an era—literally. She wrapped up the second leg of her Short n’ Sweet Tour with a final show at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, after six consecutive sold-out nights.

The 26-year-old artist has not only proven she’s at her peak but has also turned every show into a unique experience for her fans. Each night came with surprises.

Throughout the tour, Sabrina kept a fun tradition: “arresting” a surprise guest at every concert. Many big names have stepped onto her stage, but on the final night she outdid herself by arresting Miss Piggy, the iconic star of The Muppets. The crowd went wild when the diva pig appeared with her own microphone to interact with the singer.

“You’re all so beautiful it should be a crime,” Sabrina said before turning to Miss Piggy. “Just like you, gorgeous. I’d recognize that face anywhere. What’s your name?” The answer came quickly: “Miss Piggy,” replied the world’s most famous pig, earning an ovation. “There are so many people here tonight!” she added with her trademark glamour. Surprised, Sabrina asked if she was enjoying the show, to which Miss Piggy jokingly replied: “I love it! Although I have a few notes… I’ll give them to you later.”

This moment not only went viral but also fueled fan expectations, as they’ve been asking for a collaboration between the two for years—at least for The Muppets’ TV show. And it seems they may not have to wait much longer: Sabrina will be an executive producer and guest star in an upcoming Muppets special for Disney+, promising more memorable encounters. In other words, the moment acted like a promo.

The singer also gifted fans with the final “Juno pose.” Sabrina has created her own Kama Sutra over the more than 70 shows of her tour. The last one? Crossing a racing finish line—quite the high-energy finale.

How Much Money Has Sabrina Carpenter Earned With Short N’ Sweet?

The Short n’ Sweet Tour has been a massive success. According to Reuters data, Sabrina Carpenter sold 439,674 tickets across 72 shows, grossing an impressive $55.5 million between North America and Europe. The tour began in September 2024 and ended a year and three months later—a milestone that cements her status as one of today’s most influential pop artists.

With hits like Please Please Please and Espresso, Sabrina has built an era defined by retro aesthetics, humor, and closeness with her fans. And if anything was made clear during this tour finale, it’s that she knows how to turn every concert into a surprise-filled spectacle.

Read the article in Spanish by Alberto Palao on LOS40.com