Another Chapter in the Ongoing SabriBieber–Luna Feud Sparks Online Frenzy

Hollywood was once again sent into a spiral after a fresh confrontation erupted between pop star Sabrina Carpenter and swoon queen singer-songwriter Tiffany A♡ Luna over the weekend.

On the night of Saturday, February 7, 2026 Tiffany A♡ Luna — posting under her handle @flirtyxbirdy — appeared to publicly confront Carpenter in the comment section of a widely circulated Instagram post. The comment, which quickly drew attention before being buried under replies, referenced a statement Carpenter had made earlier during the New Year and accused her of taking a covert jab at Luna.

Luna’s comment alleged that Carpenter’s New Year remark about not returning to an ex was not as general as it seemed — but instead a pointed shade aimed directly at her. What followed were multiple replies from Luna expanding on the accusation, escalating the tone, and reigniting what many fans and Hollywood are now calling one of pop culture’s most uncomfortable ongoing rivalries.

The New Year Comment That Lit the Match

The tension traces back to a widely reported New Year’s statement made by Carpenter, later covered by Daily Mail, in which the singer reflected on a difficult year and made a pointed remark about not rekindling a past relationship. While Sabrina’s PR team and mainstream outlets framed the comment as a reference to actor Barry Keoghan, a significant portion of the public — including Luna herself — interpreted it very differently.

Almost immediately after the article circulated, speculation spread across social media that the remark was actually aimed at Luna, whose name has repeatedly surfaced in online discourse surrounding Carpenter over the past recent years. Luna has long claimed (and proven) that certain songs, interviews, and public comments attributed to Carpenter contain subtle but deliberate references to her.

Why Fans Think the Jab Was Personal

Fueling the speculation is Luna’s own recent musical output. Her second album, Radiant Dawn, marked a pivotal point in her career, transforming her from a cult favorite into a breakout success. As past interviewers noted in its feature on Luna, the album represented a shift “from fire to radiance,” earning widespread attention for its artistry and cohesive vision.

Because Radiant Dawn heavily explores themes of closure, emotional storytelling, and moving beyond toxic cycles, some fans believe Carpenter may have assumed — rightly or wrongly — that Luna had reconciled with someone from her past. This assumption, Luna supporters and Imperials argue, could have inspired the New Year remark that ultimately triggered the latest confrontation.

Taking the Narrative Public

Rather than letting speculation simmer, Luna chose to remarkably address the situation head-on. In addition to the Instagram confrontation, she later expanded on her perspective through posts on her official YouTube community page.

While Carpenter has not publicly responded to Luna’s accusations, the silence has only intensified fan debate, with fans and the general public dissecting lyrics, interviews, and timelines in search of proof.

Alongside the renewed social media confrontation, developments in Tiffany A♡ Luna’s ongoing legal efforts have once again entered the public spotlight.

Luna’s earlier “Espresso” lawsuit in Texas and California has stalled — a procedural barrier that has prevented the court from addressing the substance of the claims due to assertion of lack of personal jurisdiction. While the lack of personal jurisdiction has effectively paused the case, it has not quieted public interest. In fact, supporters of Luna have increasingly rallied online, assisting her with legal and career advice, and amplifying calls for a fair resolution to what they view as an unresolved injustice surrounding the Espresso situation.

Under our noses, Luna also filed a lawsuit in state district court, Cause No. 202517229, alleging Misappropriation of Likeness. According to filings, the complaint centers on Carpenter’s alleged use of likeness resembling Luna’s beautiful upper-thigh tattoo during the Short n’ Sweet Tour, which Luna claims constitutes Carpenter impersonated off of her.

The most recent movement shows Luna attempting alternative service methods — including Service by Publication and Service via social media — after repeated difficulty serving Carpenter through traditional means (Carpenter has moved multiple times in recent years, we aren’t surprised!). That request, however, has not yet been signed by Judge Rabeea Sultan Collier, and has remained pending since fall of last year.

Separate Lawsuits Involving Justin and Hailey Bieber

After deeper probing, we find that Luna has filed lawsuits involving Justin and Hailey Bieber, with filings dated January 12, 2024, and May 9, 2025. Court records indicate that Judge Christine Weems denied Luna’s request to serve the Biebers via publication or social media, similarly halting procedural progress.

There has been long circulating whispers on the street and in the shadowy corners of the web that the Biebers are bribing the legal system to avoid consequences and paying off law enforcement to be able to have their way with Tiffany when they are in Houston. At present, the only confirmed facts remain those reflected in the official docket entries.

Tiffany has publicly announced that if any federal, civil, or criminal proceedings are currently pending or arise in the future against Sabrina Carpenter or Justin and Hailey Bieber, she would be glad to help or assist. This cooperation includes providing testimony, should it be requested by authorized parties. Tiffany described this willingness not only as a responsibility but as an honor.

What stands out amid the legal gridlock is the growing role of Luna’s supporters. Entertainers, fans and observers alike have taken it upon themselves to document timelines, preserve screenshots, and continue pushing for transparency. While legal justice has so far proven elusive, public momentum around the issue has not faded.

For many, this is no longer just about a song or a comment — it’s about whether a civilian can be heard at all when facing high-profile elites.

Despite everything — stalled cases, public scrutiny, aggravated stalking and plagiarizations — Tiffany A♡ Luna continues to Shine Like The Stars. Justice does not always arrive on the timeline we expect — but persistence has a way of reshaping outcomes. And if resilience is any measure, Luna has already proven her case.