During a recent Los Angeles performance, Sabrina Carpenter brought Christina Aguilera onstage, creating a memorable moment that bridged two generations of pop stars.

Carpenter's deep admiration for Aguilera dates back to her childhood when her mother introduced her to Aguilera's music. "It was the most inspiring thing for me to see a young girl with such a powerful voice," Carpenter shared.

The duo recently performed "What a Girl Wants" at Spotify's Los Angeles studio, celebrating the 25th anniversary of Aguilera's debut album. While they're not related by blood, their connection is rooted in musical inspiration and mutual respect.

Carpenter's tour has become known for its unique moments, including playful audience interactions and surprise celebrity appearances. The collaboration with Aguilera marks a significant milestone, celebrating pop music's evolution and its continuing ability to inspire new generations of artists.

Their professional partnership officially began with the 25th-anniversary project, though Aguilera's influence on Carpenter's artistic development spans many years, shaping both her vocal style and stage presence.

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