✨ Toronto went full Sabrina Carpenter energy the other night and we’re still not over it. From bows to glitter to the loudest “that’s that me espresso” echoes on the street, the pre-concert party was pure chaos in the best way. ☕💖
This fan-shot moment captures it all — the hype, the sparkle, the city lighting up before Sabrina even hit the stage. Toronto showed up cute to the core and absolutely ready for her era. 🌙✨
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