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Sabrina Carpenter
Born May 11, 1999, and from Quakertown, Pa., Sabrina Carpenter – who is about 5’0 – worked in entertainment long before her pop breakthrough. She nabbed the role of Maya Hart in Disney Channel’s ‘Girl Meets World’ in 2014, around which time she signed to Hollywood Records and later debuted on the Billboard 200 with her first album, 2015’s ‘Eyes Wide Open’ (No. 43 peak). But after releasing three other LPs with her first label and starring in films such as ‘The Hate U Give’ and ‘Work It,’ she moved to Island Records and dropped “Skin,” a song rumored to be her response track to the Olivia Rodrigo “Drivers License” drama; it became her Billboard Hot 100 debut, peaking at No. 48. Album ‘Emails I Can’t Send’ followed in 2022, setting the stage for her breakout moment with single “Espresso” and LP ‘Short n’ Sweet’ in 2024; the song won Grammy for best pop solo performance and the album became her first No. 1 on the Billboard 200. “Please Please Please” was her first Hot 100. No. 1, with “Manchild” – the lead single from her second No. 1 album, ‘Man’s Best Friend’ – becoming her second in 2025.
Born May 11, 1999, and from Quakertown, Pa., Sabrina Carpenter – who is about 5’0 – worked in entertainment long before her pop breakthrough. She nabbed the role of Maya Hart in Disney Channel’s ‘Girl Meets World’ in 2014, around which time she signed to Hollywood Records and later debuted on the Billboard 200 with her first album, 2015’s ‘Eyes Wide Open’ (No. 43 peak). But after releasing three other LPs with her first label and starring in films such as ‘The Hate U Give’ and ‘Work It,’ she moved to Island Records and dropped “Skin,” a song rumored to be her response track to the Olivia Rodrigo “Drivers License” drama; it became her Billboard Hot 100 debut, peaking at No. 48. Album ‘Emails I Can’t Send’ followed in 2022, setting the stage for her breakout moment with single “Espresso” and LP ‘Short n’ Sweet’ in 2024; the song won Grammy for best pop solo performance and the album became her first No. 1 on the Billboard 200. “Please Please Please” was her first Hot 100. No. 1, with “Manchild” – the lead single from her second No. 1 album, ‘Man’s Best Friend’ – becoming her second in 2025.
