Sabrina Carpenter is facing criticism from Taylor Swift fans following her most recent career decision.
On May 2, Saturday Night Live revealed the hosts and musical guests for the upcoming season 49, including Carpenter.
In addition, it was also revealed that the upcoming episode of the late-night comedy series will feature actor Jake Gyllenhaal as a co-host.
The "Feathers" singer will make her debut on SNL during this episode, and Jake will take on hosting duties for the third time.
Swifties has some intense feelings after hearing the news of Carpenter and Gyllenhaal sharing one stage.
According to one X, formerly Twitter user, "Whoever chose Jake Gyllenhaal and Sabrina Carpenter to do Saturday Night Live together really chose violence in a hilarious way."
A second person said, "snl knew what they were doing pairing jake gyllenhaal and sabrina carpenter together.. they messy as hell for that. whoever paired them together deserves a raise."
"Having Jake gyllenhaal on the same night as Sabrina feels homophobic as f--k," a third wrote.
A fourth person questioned Carpenter's loyalty, saying, "Sabrina Carpenter is doing a skims campaign and now snl with Jake Gyllenhaal. She does not gaf about loyalty to that woman."
Meanwhile, other fans gushed that it was Carpenter's big moment and she was finally getting her deserved recognition.
"I am so happy to see her finally have her moment. She works so hard for it for so long from the disney channel to where she is now. Deserved to max."
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What's The Deal with Carpenter and Gyllenhaal?
Swift and Gyllenhaal shared a brief romantic relationship from late 2010 to early 2011. Their age difference was substantial: the 14-time Grammy winner was 20, and the seasoned actor was 29.
Her album Red from 2012 is often interpreted as being inspired by her romance with the actor from Roadhouse, with tracks like "We Are Never Getting Back Together" and "All Too Well" thought to reflect their relationship.
Swift unveiled her new version of Red in 2021, highlighting an extended, 10-minute rendition of the fan-favorite track "All Too Well."
Meanwhile, last year, Swift announced that Carpenter would be taking the stage as the opening act for the pop music sensation on a segment of her highly acclaimed Eras World Tour.
One performance also allowed the "Espresso" singer to perform a duet alongside Swift.
Before embarking on a tour with the "Fortnight" singer, Carpenter excitedly shared her admiration for Swift, recalling their initial meeting when she was just 17.
