Sabrina Carpenter's Birthday Cake is an "Espresso" Tribute
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Earlier this week, Sabrina Carpenter played Cinderella at the Met Gala—and now it seems she’s getting her fairytale ending.
The “Espresso” singer celebrated her 25th birthday on Saturday night at Dumbo House in Brooklyn, where she was blown away by a surprise party. Seemingly trading in one princess look for another, she wore a glittering yellow mini dress with a side slit, which she paired with a white Hermés Kelly bag, diamond necklace, gold heels. Her platinum blonde hair was worn down to let her signature curtain bangs shine, while she completed her glam with fluttering eyelashes and a glossy pink lip. (See a videohere).
Carpenter was surrounded by friends and family, including boyfriend and Saltburn actor Barry Keoghan, as she blew out the candles on her sprinkle-covered cake. She showed off the dessert on her Instagram Stories, sharing a photo of the white-frosted confection and its cookie dough toppings. Writing on the cake read, “Is 25 that sweet? I guess so!” referencing her song “Espresso,” which boasts the lyric: “Is it that sweet? I guess so!”
On Instagram, Carpenter made another reference to the song with a sweet throwback post, sharing several photos from her childhood to mark the special occasion. “That’s that me birthday,” she captioned the roundup, playing off the lyrics to her chart-topping single.
In one photo, a toddler-aged Carpenter, dressed in a red Ohio State University shirt, shrugs and throws her hands up in a humorous pose. Another photo sees the singer as a young girl, hitting a sassy stance in a glittery purple dance costume. The last picture shows Carpenter as a baby, face-palming as she holds a pacifier in her mouth.
Plenty of celebs gathered in the comment section to wish her a happy birthday, including Keoghan, who reacted with a face-holding-back-tears emoji and an “x,” presumably meant to symbolize a kiss. With the candles on the cake blown out, it looks like Carpenter has everything she could wish for this year.
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