Sabrina Carpenter Sings ‘Bullshit’ About Eric Adams Scandal, Claiming: ‘I Impeached the Mayor’

Sabrina Carpenter

She really sings “Nonsense”.

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter couldn’t hide her enthusiasm when she bragged to fans at a Big Apple concert that they had “impeached” Mayor Eric Adams – because the scandal surrounding one of her racy music videos had nothing to do with the historic corruption allegations. charges brought against him.

According to footage posted on social media, the 25-year-old joked during her Sunday performance at Madison Square Garden about her apparent ties to a federal corruption investigation involving the mayor.

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter bragged on stage about impeaching Mayor Eric Adams after her music video for “Feather” was linked to a federal investigation. Sabrina Carpenter/YouTube

The feds issued a subpoena to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Williamsburg, seeking information about any connections between one of its lead pastors, Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, and Hizzoner’s former chief of staff, Frank Carone.

Adams pleaded not guilty Friday in federal court in Manhattan to charges of conspiracy, wire fraud and bribery. Paweł Martinka

“Shit, what now? Should we talk about how I impeached the mayor?” Carpenter joked to cheering fans as she took a break between songs.

Carpenter faced criticism after filming a music video in a Brooklyn church. Sabrina Carpenter/YouTube

The pint-sized artist entered the controversy just days after Adams pleaded not guilty on Friday to conspiracy, wire fraud and bribery charges in Manhattan federal court.

But the case is different than the one that recently made headlines about Carpenter after it was revealed that federal investigators were investigating one of the mayor’s friends – a Brooklyn priest who sparked an unholy uproar after allowing him to film this sensual pop star. her video for “Feather” last year at his church.

In this story, the feds recently issued a subpoena to Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Williamsburg, asking for information about any dealings between one of its lead pastors, Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, and Hizzoner’s former chief of staff, Frank Carone.

Gigantiello was demoted last year when it was revealed that he had consented to being shot for a raunchy Carpenter music video in which she writhed in a little black dress on the altar of a 160-year-old Catholic church next to a coffin with the words “RIP, bitch.”

Gigantiello was demoted last year when it was revealed that he had agreed to shoot for Carpenter’s raunchy music video. Redferns

Asked at the time to comment on the federal investigation, Brooklyn Diocese officials responded with a statement linking it to an internal church investigation into the Carpenter music video.

“It would be inappropriate to comment further on this review, which is still ongoing,” diocesan officials said in a statement.

“The diocese is fully committed to cooperating with law enforcement in all investigations, including those involving individual parishes or those involving any priest.”