Sabrina Carpenter's BRIT Awards Performance Sparks Controversy And Viewer Outrage

Sabrina Carpenter's BRIT Awards Performance Sparks Controversy Sabrina Carpenter's highly anticipated performance at the BRIT Awards on Saturday night has sparked a wave of complaints from viewers, with Ofcom receiving a significant number of complaints regarding the singer's dance routine. The pop star's rendition of her hits Espresso and Bed Chem was met with shock and dismay from some viewers, who felt that the performance was not suitable for family viewing.

The controversy surrounding Carpenter's performance has led to a notable spike in complaints to Ofcom, with the regulatory ___ confirming that a total of 825 complaints have been received. A significant proportion of these complaints were related to Carpenter's opening dance routine... which some viewers deemed to be too racy.

Charlie XCX's outfit during the performance also attracted criticism from some viewers. In response to the backlash, "Carpenter took to social media to share her thoughts on the performance." She posted a series of photos from the night, "including backstage shots and her posing on the BRITs red carpet," with the caption: "Brits I now know what watershed is!!!!". The singer appears to be poking fun at the controversy surrounding her performance... suggesting that she is aware of the perceived racy nature of her dance routine.

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Singer Sabrina Carpenter 's racy performance at the BRIT Awards has been hit with Ofcom complaints as viewers were shocked by her dance moves. The pop star kicked off the annual music award ceremony on Saturday night with a rendition of her hits Espresso and Bed Chem. She took to the stage with a performance in a red lacy outfit as her and her dancers performed to the innuendo laden song. The show was broadcast live on ITV and ITVX from 8:15pm, well before the 9pm watershed - and some viewers weren't happy.