Sabrina CarpenterSabrina Carpenter is opening up about a very public drama she was dragged into before her breakthrough moment.Long before she was topping the charts with hits like Espresso and Please Please Please, or even bending the ear of pop fans with Nonsense and Feather, you may have first heard Sabrina’s name in connection with another of her musical peers, Olivia Rodrigo.Back in 2021, Olivia released her debut single Drivers License, which quickly became a number one hit on both sides of the Atlantic.The hit song sees the future Glastonbury headliner reflecting on a relationship with someone she’d previously struggled to trust, leading to speculation it was inspired by her ex, Joshua Bassett.