AMERICAN actress turned singer Sabrina Carpenter has been the topic of discussion since Olivia Rodrigo released her single Drivers License.
Fans of Rodrigo believe her latest single is about Carpenter and Joshua Bassett's relationship.
Who are Sabrina Carpenter's ex-boyfriends?
Griffin Gluck
Carpenter and Griffin Gluck starred alongside each other in the movie Tall Girl, and some fans were wondering whether the pair were a thing.
The couple posted a bunch of sweet selfies together and even photographed themselves in matching Halloween costumes.
However, neither Gluck or Carpenter ever spoke out about their rumored relationship.
Bradley Steven Perry
Carpenter and Bradley Steven Perry dated back in 2014.
"[It was a] really unique way to ask someone out. [It was] like the pirate movies.
"Like they do the little bottles and they put notes in them and send them across the ocean, like one of those, and [he] put a note inside," she told J-14 about how Perry asked her out.
It's unclear what drove the couple to end their relationship, but they went their separate ways in December 2015.
Who is her current boyfriend?
Carpenter has been linked to High School Musical: The Musical: The Series star Joshua Bassett.
The couple were spotted grabbing lunch together in August 2020 while out in Los Angeles.
Most recently Carpenter and Bassett were spotted together in Park City, Utah.
Before Carpenter, Bassett was reportedly in a relationship with Olivia Rodrigo.
“Skin
Maybe we could have been friends
If I met you in another life
Maybe then we could pretend
There's no gravity in the words we write
Maybe you didn't mean it
Maybe blonde was the only rhyme
The only rhyme
Want my heart to be breaking, breaking (no)
I'm happy and you hate it, hate it (ohh)
And I'm not asking you to let it go
But you've been telling your side
So I'll be telling mine
Ohhh
You can try
To get under my, under my, under my skin
Whilе he's on mine
Yeah all on my, all on my, all on my skin
I wish you knеw
That even you
Can't get under my skin
If I don't let you in
You're telling it how you see it
Like truth is whatever you decide
Some people will believe it
And some will read in between the lines
You're putting me in the spotlight
But I've been under it all my life
Said all my life
Want my heart to be breaking (no)
I'm happy and you hate it, hate it (ohh)
And I'm not asking you to let it go
But you've been telling your side
So I'll be telling mine
Mine
You can try
To get under my, under my, under my skin
While he's on mine
Yeah all on my, all on my, all on my skin
I wish you knew
That even you
Can't get under my skin
If I don't let you in
You can try
To get under my, under my, under my skin
While he's on mine
Yeah all on my, all on my, all on my skin
I wish you knew
That even you
Can't get under my skin
If I don't let you in
I just hope that one day
We both can laugh about it
When it's not in our face
Won't have to dance around it
Don't drive yourself insane
It won't always be this way
You can try
To get under my, under my, under my skin
While he's on mine
Yeah all on my, all on my, all on my skin
I wish you knew
That even you
Can't get under my skin
If I don't let you in
Did she respond to Olivia Rodrigo's Driver License song?
Carpenter seemingly shaded Rodrigo in her new song Skin.
In Rodrigo's single, she alluded to a failed love with another singer, who left her for a "blonde" that is much older than her – Carpenter is blonde and is 21-years-old.
Now, Carpenter is hitting back as she, according to her song Skin, "tells her side of the story."
The first reference to Rodrigo's song came as Carpenter sings "Maybe blonde was the only rhyme," giving her the benefit of the doubt.
However, she doubled down and revealed she won't stand down while Olivia tries to "get under my skin."
And as if she hadn't made her point clear that the song was a response to Rodrigo, Carpenter sings "don't drive yourself insane, it won't always be this way."
Bassett also seemingly responded to Rodrigo's song a few days after its release with his Lie, Lie, Lie single.
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