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Sabrina Carpenter's Rise to Fame

Sabrina Carpenter's journey from Disney Channel star to Grammy-nominated pop artist.

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How did Sabrina Carpenter's career begin?: Sabrina Carpenter's career began with roles in "Law & Order: SVU" and "Phineas and Ferb", leading to her breakout role in Disney Channel's "Girl Meets World."
What is the overall trajectory of Sabrina Carpenter's career?: Her success demonstrates a transition from child star to a prominent pop artist, gaining critical acclaim and significant commercial success.
What Grammy nominations did Sabrina Carpenter receive in 2024?: Carpenter received multiple Grammy nominations in 2024, including Record of the Year ("Espresso"), Album of the Year ("Short n' Sweet"), and Song of the Year ("Please Please Please").
How did Sabrina Carpenter's music career develop alongside her acting career?: While on "Girl Meets World," Carpenter developed her music career, releasing albums with Disney's Hollywood Records before transitioning to Island Records in 2021.
What is significant about Carpenter's albums "Emails I Can't Send" and "Short n' Sweet"?: Her album "Emails I Can't Send" (2022) and "Short n' Sweet" (2024) showcase a more mature image, leading to her own tours and a spot on Taylor Swift's Eras Tour.

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