Sabrina Carpenter jokes about the “Feather” clip and the charges against Eric Adams

Sabrina Carpenter concluded she may have been involved in the first-ever indictment of a sitting New York mayor last week. During her headlining show at Madison Square Garden in New York on Sunday night (September 29), Carpenter took a moment to react to Friday's historic news that New York City Mayor Eric Adams was indicted on five counts of conspiracy and wire fraud and bribery after officials accused him of accepting more than $100,000 in illegal gifts in return for alleged support from the Turkish government.

According to a recent fan video, she joked, “Damn, what now?” Shall we talk about how I got the mayor indicted?” She pulled her face away from the microphone and laughed as the crowd clapped and screamed. Carpenter was referring to reports earlier this month that linked the filming of her blood-soaked 2023 “Feather” video to a friend of the loquacious mayor.

Carpenter made headlines last Halloween when Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello was demoted just weeks after filming the picture at Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Annunciation Parish in Brooklyn in Williamsburg. The church leader was relieved of his administrative duties after it was revealed that he had approved the filming of the clip in which the 25-year-old Carpenter bloodily dispatches his former friends and ends up on the altar in the ornate church at 130 wearing a skimpy black dress poses and writhes -year-old church next to a dazzling coffin emblazoned with the words “RIP B–ch.”

After the video was released, Bishop Robert J. Brennan said he was “appalled by what was filmed in the church” and noted that the parish had not followed “diocesan guidelines regarding filming on church property.” which also includes a review of the scenes”. Script.” The song was featured at Carpenter's 2022 Emails I can't send Album.

Carpenter's name surfaced earlier this month when federal investigators were also reportedly in the midst of an investigation into the relationship between Gigantiello and Adams' former chief of staff Frank Carone. The church was reportedly subpoenaed by federal investigators last week seeking information about possible financial and business ties between longtime friends Gigantiello and Carone. The investigation was allegedly related to the filming of the video, which has been viewed more than 100 million times to date.

“It would be inappropriate to comment further on this review, which is ongoing,” diocese officials said in a statement. “The diocese is fully committed to cooperating with law enforcement in any investigation, including conduct in individual parishes or the involvement of a priest.”

Adams pleaded not guilty last week to federal charges that he accepted expensive trips and illegal campaign contributions from a Turkish official and other foreign dignitaries in exchange for political favors.

Watch the fan video of Carpenter's comment below.