Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter share 'iconic' moment together on stage

The only thing better than one pop princess performing on stage is two pop princesses - which is what Swifties were gifted recently.

Taylor Swift called Sabrina Carpenter while on stage last night on the second night of her three-night Eras Tour in New Orleans at Caesars Superdome.

When it was time for Swift to perform her surprise songs of the show, Swift told her fans to stay quiet while she called Carpenter on speakerphone.

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"I'm gonna sing a song that's not mine but it's somebody that I really love so I want to see how loudly you can sing this song," Taylor said in a layered orange dress before singing Espresso on stage.

The crowd sang along before Taylor paused to talk about her friendship with Carpenter, who previously opened for Swift on her worldwide eras tour.

"Is it okay if I call her?" Swift asked the crowd while they roared in excitement. She grabbed a phone from the audience.

"Why aren't you here with us?" Swift asked Carpenter after she answered the phone.

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"I'm somewhere where everyone is screaming so loud," Carpenter replied, as the crowd got a hold of what was about to happen and started to scream even louder.

Swift then asked Carpenter if there was "any chance" she could come to the show. "How long would that take you?"

"It would probably take me like five seconds," Carpenter replied, who then popped up on stage in a short white dress and silver sparkly heels.

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The two then performed a mashup of three songs, Carpenter's Espresso, her song Please, Please, Please and Swift's Was it Over Now?

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