Pop star Sabrina Carpenter just wrapped up her Short n’ Sweet Tour in the most unexpected way possible—by putting Miss Piggy behind bars. Well, sort of.
The final concert took place Sunday (November 23, 2025) night at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, marking the end of the tour’s incredible 70-show run. Throughout the tour, Carpenter has been playfully “arresting” celebrities before performing her hit song “Juno,” claiming they’re guilty of being “too hot.” But honestly, nobody saw this finale coming.
During the show, Carpenter paused mid-performance and told the crowd, “Some of you guys are so beautiful, it should be a crime.” That’s when the cameras panned to none other than the iconic Muppet diva sitting in the audience, accompanied by her security guard Bobo the Bear.
“I’d know that face anywhere,” Carpenter said, clearly starstruck. When asked her name, Miss Piggy pulled out her own microphone and declared with her signature flair, “Miss Piggy,” sending the arena into absolute chaos.
The moment got even better when Miss Piggy started taking selfies with nearby fans. She told Carpenter she was enjoying the concert, though she had “a few notes” to share after the show. Meanwhile, Carpenter admitted, “You’re like the only celebrity I get nervous to be around.”
Things took a hilarious turn when Carpenter pulled out her signature fuzzy pink handcuffs. However, Bobo the Bear wasn’t having it. He announced he’d brought his own cuffs and told Miss Piggy, “Tell it to the judge, sister!” before escorting her away.
The timing couldn’t be more perfect. Carpenter is set to appear in The Muppet Show revival special coming to Disney+ next year, celebrating the show’s 50th anniversary. Additionally, a Miss Piggy movie is currently in development with Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone as producers.
For this final leg of the Short n’ Sweet Tour in LA alone, Carpenter also arrested other big names including SZA, Maya Rudolph, and Elle and Dakota Fanning. But let’s be real—Miss Piggy stole the show at this concert.
The tour has been a massive success, selling nearly 440,000 tickets and generating $55.5 million in revenue. What a way to close it out.
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