In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, singer Sabrina Carpenter addressed concerns regarding her partnership with SKIMS, a brand founded by Kim Kardashian, in light of Taylor Swift's famous feud with the reality star. Carpenter assured fans that Swift had no issues with her decision to collaborate.

Carpenter, who had become close to Swift during their time on the Eras Tour, emphasized that she maintained open communication with the superstar. Despite the controversies between Swift and Kardashian, Carpenter expressed her unwavering support for Swift, stating, "I just love her so much and support her till the end."

The "Espresso" singer also emphasized her admiration for Swift's accomplishments, admitting that she could never compare her own life and career to what Swift has achieved. Carpenter praised Swift for consistently releasing music that resonates with her, specifically mentioning The Tortured Poets Department and the unreleased track "But Daddy I Love Him."

While Carpenter was clear about Swift's approval of her SKIMS campaign, it is important to note that Swift has been vocal about her personal stance with Kardashian. In a previous interview, Swift mentioned how the "Famous" incident in 2016 had a profound impact on her mental well-being. Additionally, Swift subtly referenced Kardashian in her song "thanK you aIMee," where she compared her subject to a high-school bully.

Despite the ongoing controversies surrounding Swift and Kardashian, Carpenter's statements assure fans that she and Swift maintain a strong bond and continue to support each other. Carpenter's collaboration with SKIMS proves that personal relationships can transcend public feuds, emphasizing the power of communication and understanding.

As Carpenter's career progresses, fans can expect her to carve her own path while remaining rooted in her close connection with Swift. Together, they serve as a reminder that true friendships can weather even the loudest storms in the entertainment industry.