Inside Sabrina Carpenter's luxurious £6,500-a-night Tuscany villa trip amid tour success
Singer Sabrina Carpenter has treated her friends to a luxury getaway in Tuscany, reportedly costing £6,500 a night. The chart-topping star headed to the lavish Italian destination with her pals after performing at London's Hyde Park earlier this month.
Sabrina, 26, is currently on the road with her Short n' Sweet Tour, which has seen her visit cities around Europe before her North American leg kicks off next month. Enjoying some downtime between dates Sabrina reportedly headed to the 600-year-old Villa I Busini.
The luxury accommodation features seven-bedrooms, walled gardens, a swimming pool, and even boasts having a private chef on hand to prepare an array of delicious dishes for guests.
Sabrina wasted no time in showing off the finer details of the stunning residence to her fans as she shared a string of images on Instagram where she was sightseeing, eating pasta dishes and soaking up her stunning surroundings.
One snap saw her posing beside a tree in a white cropped milkmaid-style top and knicker-shorts showing off her toned midriff. In another picture she wore a red maxi dress while walking on the couch, while a third showed her eating a bowl of spaghetti outdoors.
Sabrina was also snapped playing tennis with friends, doing some general sightseeing, as well as drinking a spritz, playing with a random cat, and crouching down on a desk in a library.
Sabrina is next scheduled to perform at Lollapalooza in Chicago on August 3 ahead of the release of her seventh studio album, Man's Best Friend, on August 29, 2025.
She will then perform as headliner at Austin City Limits Music in October, before continuing her Short n' Sweet tour in Pittsburgh, heading on to dates in New York, Nashville, Toronto and Los Angeles.
The Manchild singer recently faced a backlash when she debuted the album artwork for Man's Best Friend, which featured her posing on all fours as she was pulled by the hair by a man.
The display caused outrage as she accused of "reducing women to pets" by a leading domestic violence charity. She also faced heavy criticism from several other sources online leading to her launching an alternative artwork for the upcoming release.
The second cover – "approved by God" – shows her holding the arm of a handsome man while standing in the middle of a crowded room in a black and white image.
Sabrina has also since launched a third album cover which shows her wearing black lingerie and a sheer nightdress while surrounded by roses.
While she has added two alternatives to the original, controversy causing album cover, the first artwork will also still be available for fans who want to buy that version of the release at the end of August.
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