Sabrina Carpenter shares valuable relationship advice she received from Taylor Swift
Sabrina Carpenter explains Taylor Swift was an inspiration behind her songwriting process
Sabrina Carpenter has recently shared she received valuable relationship advice from Taylor Swift after declaring her love for Barry Keoghan.
Speaking to Vanity Fair, Sabrina, who made her first official red carpet debut as couple with Barry at the Met Gala in May, revealed Taylor taught her “there was no 'how-to book' to navigate a relationship in the glare of the public eye”.
Gushing over pal Taylor, Sabrina told the outlet, “It is magnificent to grow up idolising someone, and then meet them, and they are all the things that you hoped that they would be.”
The Espresso singer mentioned, “On a personal level, Taylor has really been there for me, and I'm so grateful. That's something she's taught me really well—she has remained very human throughout all of it.”
Sabrina's declaration of love came after she was timid about describing Barry as her boyfriend, even after casting him as her leading man in the Please Please Please music video.
Elsewhere in the interview, Sabrina explained how “idol” Taylor also taught her to let her audience interpret the meanings behind her songs.
“I try to not tell people what a song is explicitly about,” remarked the 25-year-old.
Sabrina added, “People don't always know what's going on inside the minds of anyone, let alone a young girl who's navigating love and a lot of things for the first time.”
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