The artwork for Sabrina Carpenter's upcoming album "Man's Best Friend" is dividing fans with its provocative image.

Sabrina Carpenter let her fans in on the meaning behind “Manchild," amid speculation that it was inspired by an ex. On Thursday, June 5, the 26-year-old “Busy Woman” singer shared a candid caption explaining how her latest single came about.

A new Sabrina Carpenter album is on the way. The Grammy Award-winning singer announced on Wednesday that her new album, titled "Man's Best Friend," will arrive Aug. 29. Carpenter shared the news on Instagram along with an image of the cover art.

Oh boy! Sabrina Carpenter has announced her seventh studio album, Man's Best Friend. The album is her follow-up to 2024's Short N' Sweet, which has spent five non-consecutive weeks at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.

After all, the “Espresso” singer was teasing a new song called “Manchild” on cheeky billboards before its release on June 5, causing many fans to speculate about the contents of a potential Barry Keoghan diss track. ICYMI: the 26-year-old pop star famously dated the 32-year-old Irish actor for a year before their split in December 2024.

Sabrina Carpenter scored some, uh, unexpected free promo for her new single “Manchild” yesterday, and now it has a music video to boot. The “Espresso” singer hasn’t quite gone country in her new play for song of the summer, but she is going across the country—in a series of increasingly ridiculous vehicles—in the new video.

Carpenter took to Instagram Wednesday morning to announce “Man’s Best Friend,” due Aug. 29, along with its sultry (and divisive) cover art featuring the singer on all fours in front of a man pulling her hair. She also posted a close-up image of a dog whose collar is emblazoned with the album title, highlighting the cheeky play on words.

Carpenter played the rebellious artist Maya Hart, who was Riley's childhood best friend, while Fogelmanis played Farkle, the son of Boy Meets World 's fan-favorite character Minkus ( Lee Norris ). The TikTok comes shortly ahead of the eleventh anniversary of the show's premiere.

UPDATED: The day after releasing the audio version of her new single, “Manchild,” Sabrina Carpenter has dropped a Friday morning music video for the song, a cheeky (in every way) romp through the desert in which the micro-Daisy-Dukes-wearing pop star hitchhikes her way through a series of encounters with inept but mostly unthreatening men. She …