Sabrina Carpenter flashes her underwear during another raunchy performance at the O2 just days after her BRITs ‘sex show’ sparked outrage and led to 800 Ofcom complaints

Sabrina Carpenter put on another raunchy performance as she returned to London’s O2 amid her UK tour on Saturday, just days after her set at the BRITs sparked outrage. 

The American singer, 25, set pulses racing as she flashed her underwear beneath a skimpy sequinned co-ord while performing saucy and suggestive dance moves. 

Sabrina looked sensational as she completed the look, which left little to the imagination, with a pair of matching knee-high boots.

The stunner sported glam make-up and styled her blonde tresses into a bouncy curls while belting out some of her biggest hits.

Earlier this month Sabrina was back at the O2 to open BRITs clad in red lingerie for an X-rated routine which paid homage to the UK.  

She even knelt on the floor off-camera in front of one dancer, who then winked at the camera in a very suggestive moment. 

Sabrina Carpenter, 25, put on another racy performance as she returned to London’s O2 amid her UK tour on Saturday, just days after her set at the BRITs sparked outrage

The American singer set pulses racing as she flashed her underwear beneath a skimpy sequinned co-ord while performing  saucy and suggestive dance moves 

Earlier this month Sabrina was back at the O2 to open BRITs clad in red lingerie as she showcased some X-rated moves in her set which paid homage to the UK 

Ofcom received more than 800 complaints over the show, thanks to Sabrina’s raunchy routine and Charlie XCX’s outfit.

The pop sensation Sabrina is famous for using various stages of undress as part of her sets and demonstrating provocative dance moves.

Her performance took place before 9pm – and many took to social media to express their disapproval. Ofcom has now said it received 825 complaints over the awards show.

Some of the complaints over the awards were also aimed at Brat singer Charlie XCX, who won five awards including album of the year.

But her outfit – a black see-through dress – prompted some outrage. Ofcom is deliberating whether to investigate the complaints. 

British singer Charli, 32, claimed as she took to the stage to accept the artist of the year award that ITV had ‘complained about my nipples’.

The singer-songwriter sparked cheers and applause from the crowd as she quipped: ‘I feel like we’re in the era of free the nipple though, right?

‘They put the clap track on, cool. Thanks for being on my side.’

Viewers vowed to contact the television regulator and the broadcaster about this year’s controversial ceremony at The O2 in London that was filled with jawdropping moments.

She even knelt on the floor off-camera in front of one dancer, who then winked at the camera in a very suggestive moment 

Ofcom received more than 800 complaints over the show, thanks to Sabrina’s raunchy routine and Charlie XCX’s outfit 

The night’s big winner Charlie XCX’s outfit – a sheer black dress – also prompted some outrage 

Parents of young children watched on in disbelief as the Espresso singer suggestively crouched down in front of a dancer dressed in a King’s Guard uniform.

The camera then panned to the ‘guard’ who looked towards the lens and winked.

The singer performed part of her song Bed Chem on a large bed where she spread her legs apart.

The set’s finale was so saucy it had to be edited for the ITV broadcast, with the camera focusing on the soldier winking, instead of Sabrina’s suggestive position, which shocked the crowd inside the arena. 

The jaw-dropping performance appeared to come close to breaking the Broadcasting Code’s 9pm watershed rules and left some viewers in shock with one father saying he was ‘fuming’.

‘Unsuitable material’ should not be shown before 9pm and ‘can include everything from sexual content to violence, graphic or distressing imagery and swearing’, according to Ofcom.

Shocked viewers had earlier flocked to social media platform X to reveal their disbelief about Sabrina’s racy set.

One mother said her 11-year-old daughter is ‘obsessed’ with the singer ‘and I explained to her whilst watching this performance that this is why I’m not taking her to the concert’.

‘Sorry not a good idea to open up with before 9pm! It’s still family time, very inappropriate,’ one viewer wrote on X.

Another said: ‘As a dad of 11 and 13 year old girls I am fuming that this was the opening scenes of #BRITs2025.’