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Anne Hathaway Jokes About Genovia After ‘Arrest’ by Sabrina Carpenter


Anne Hathaway Gets 'Arrested' by Sabrina Carpenter & Jokes She's From Genovia!

Anne Hathaway was the latest celebrity to be “arrested” by Sabrina Carpenter during a cheeky moment of the <em>Short n Sweet Tour</em>!

The Oscar-winning actress participated in the “Juno” arrest scene during Sabrina‘s first of five nights at Madison Square Garden during the final leg of the tour.

Sabrina began the New York City run on Sunday night (October 26) and she’s performing there through Saturday. The tour will continue with stops in Nashville, Toronto, and Los Angeles.

So, what happened during Anne‘s fun moment at the show?

Keep reading to find out more…

Before Sabrina performs the song “Juno” every night, she arrests an audience member for being “too hot.” While it’s usually a random person, she sometimes has a celebrity participate, with Gigi Hadid doing it in Pittsburgh last week.

After asking Anne for her name and where she’s from, the actress said she comes from “Genovia,” which is the fictional land from The Princess Diaries.

“Has anyone ever told you that you look like a princess?” Sabrina responded. “I’m in the presence of a princess, I’m getting so flustered … Anne, can I arrest you for being the most perfect princess in the world? This song’s for Anne, everybody!”

Watch video from People below.

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