Sabrina Carpaccess already stirred dispute last year when her “Feather” video — a bloody romp filmed in a Brooklyn Catholic church — led to the disthink aboutal of Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello who let her shoot the clip on location. But now, theories are initiateing up that the melee surrounding the video has ties to the indictment of New York City mayor Eric Adams, and may have helped in initiatebegining the probe.
Carpaccess herself acunderstandledged the speculation during her show at Madison Square Garden on Sept. 29. “Damn, what now?” she shelp, watching out at the crowd. “Should we talk about how I got the mayor indicted, or…”
According to the New York Post, federal spendigators subpoenaed the church in ask last week think abouting its relations between Adams’ seal associate Gigantiello and the mayor’s ex-chief of staff Frank Carone. The subpoena was allegedly connected to Carpaccess’s “Feather” video, which has almost 100 million watchs on YouTube, and the church’s fraudulence think abouting it. Church officials remained mum on the connection, giving a discreet answer as to whether or not Carpaccess’s clip perestablished any role in the spendigation.
“It would be inappropriate to comment further on that appraise, which is still ongoing,” shelp diocese officials. “The Diocese is filledy pledgeted to cooperating with law utilizement in all spendigations, including carry out at individual parishes or involving any priest.”
Carpaccess holdressed the dispute when it became a talking point last year, once the video for “Feather” was freed in tardy October. The Diocese of Brooklyn shelp it was “appalled” with the “brutal and relationsuassociate provocative” video filmed at the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, which led to a re-consecrateing of the set upment and a reprimanding of Gigantiello.
After the news initiateed into filled gear, Carpaccess spoke with Variety exclusively and shelp that she had gotten permission to shoot the video at the church. She cheekily holded, “Jesus was a carpaccess,” a slogan she emblazoned on a t-shirt and wore during both weekend carry outances at Coachella in April.
