'5 Days Passed...': Sabrina Carpenter In SHOCK As Madonna Reveals Her Team Didn't Respond When She Reached Out About Collab At VMAs- VIDEO
Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter won the Best Collaboration award at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards for their song Bring Your Love on Sunday night. While accepting the honour together, Madonna shared an unexpected story about how the collaboration came about, leaving Carpenter visibly shocked before she burst into laughter. Sabrina Carpenter Shocked As Madonna Reveals How Their Collab Happened…
Madonna made a triumphant return to the VMAs stage after a 23-year hiatus, delivering a star-studded performance on Sunday night. The Queen of Pop kicked off the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards after the ceremony was delayed by the Baltimore Ravens-Dallas Cowboys game. Madonna was joined by her pop duo, Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx, for their hit single, "Bring Your Love," a house-pop collaboration from her latest album, "Confessions II."
The energetic performance also saw Charli xcx make a surprise appearance to remix Madonna's "Danceteria." Supporting Madonna on stage were Seth Rogen, Sombr, and Julia Garner, who previously appeared in a biopic about the singer. This high-energy opening set officially kicked off the VMAs, which are hosted by Snoop Dogg and returning to the West Coast after nearly a decade.
Taylor Swift was among the final stars to arrive at the red carpet, wearing a black halter bodysuit and a sparkling silver draped skirt. The 2026 MTV VMAs aired live on CBS, simulcast on MTV and streamed on Paramount+.
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