Sabrina Carpenter Teases ‘Surprises’ In Trailer For Holiday Special

Sabrina Carpenter is working late as a result of she is on the brink of debut her new Netflix Christmas particular.

The previous Disney Channel star is bringing the flicker, the sass, and an entire lot of surprises in her first-ever vacation selection particular, “A Nonsense Christmas.”

The official trailer for the particular debuted throughout Sabrina Carpenter’s remaining U.S. present of her tour in Los Angeles on Monday, November 18, and followers are already buzzing with pleasure.

“Christmas is coming early this 12 months,” Carpenter teased firstly of the trailer. “I wouldn’t rely on a silent evening.”

The trailer affords a glimpse of what’s in retailer, together with Carpenter dazzling in a scorching pink, Madonna-inspired night robe for a dance quantity paying homage to the enduring “Materials Lady” music video. “Welcome to A Nonsense Christmas,” she quips. “Hope you want surprises.”

And surprises there are! The particular is full of an all-star lineup of musical visitors, together with duets with Chappell Roan, Tyla, Shania Twain, and Kali Uchis. Viewers may look ahead to appearances by Nico Hiraga, Quinta Brunson, Cara Delevingne, Sean Astin, Kyle Mooney, Megan Stalter, Jillian Bell, and Owen Thiele.

The trailer concludes with a pleasant shock, teasing “vacation classics and Sabrina’s vacation hits” earlier than slicing to a cameo from Santa Claus himself. In a humorous twist, Santa gazes right into a mirror whereas singing a reimagined snippet of Sabrina’s tune “Espresso,” playfully altering the lyric to, “I’m working late as a result of I’m Santa.”

Set to premiere December 6 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT completely on Netflix, “A Nonsense Christmas” guarantees a festive mixture of show-stopping performances, comedy, and star-studded cameos. Carpenter will carry out songs from her vacation EP alongside different iconic vacation covers, mixing her signature allure with a playful vacation vibe.

“The vacations have all the time been so particular to me,” Carpenter said in a statement. “I’m excited to deliver my take to a traditional vacation selection present — infusing my love of music and comedy to make one thing that’s uniquely me.”

“A Nonsense Christmas” is produced by Sabrina Carpenter in collaboration with Michael D. Ratner, Scott Ratner, Simone Spira, and Kfir Goldberg for OBB, together with Invoice Perlman and Janelle Lopez Genzink.

“Sabrina’s imaginative and prescient to subvert the traditional vacation particular has been clear since day one,” Michael D. Ratner, govt producer and founder/CEO of OBB Media, said. “At OBB, we companion with the world’s most fascinating artists to reimagine the anticipated, and we’re pleased with the work by our complete crew and wish to spotlight Simone Spira, the Volara crew, Sam Wrench, Nikki Boella and all concerned that introduced Sabrina’s imaginative and prescient to life on Netflix.”

In a canopy story interview for TIME’s TIME100 Subsequent situation, the 25-year-old pop star opened up about embracing her sexuality in her work and the way it has subjected her to comparable criticism that icons like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera have confronted all through their careers.

When requested if she encounters comparable criticism, Carpenter replied, “No, I undoubtedly get that as properly.”

“Somebody informed me this, every time I’d get upset or really feel like I am the one one getting criticized for one thing different persons are in a position to do seemingly so freely: I am the one which’s seeing all of the detrimental sh-t about myself,” she stated. “My buddies do not see that.”

“Femininity is one thing that I’ve all the time embraced and if proper now which means corsets and garter belts and fuzzy robes or regardless of the f-ck, then that is what which means,” the previous Disney star added.

Carpenter’s unwavering persistence is lastly paying off. “There have been so many issues I dreamt of doing as a little bit woman I acquired to do that 12 months that felt like such a cool, candy, little bucket-list second for my youthful self,” she informed TIME. “I actually threw up after I came upon about ‘SNL.’ To not be graphic.”

Performing on the VMAs was one more dream come true for Carpenter. “I grew up watching these performances and being like, I wish to do this,” she added.