Sabrina Carpenter’s highly anticipated new album, Man’s Best Friend has finally been released and it is an instant hit! The pop star isn’t holding back with this one with it’s NSFW content. Known for pushing boundaries with her music, Carpenter has once again sparked conversation with bold lyrics and provocative themes that promise to keep fans wanting more.
In a recent interview on CBS Mornings, Carpenter described the album as “not for any pearl clutchers,” hinting at its unapologetic and daring content. “Even pearl clutchers might find something to smirk at or chuckle over if they listen alone,” she said with a laugh.
“This is just fun”: In an exclusive interview tomorrow, pop superstar @SabrinaAnnLynn tells @GayleKing how she embraces the provocative lyrics in her highly-anticipated next album, “Man’s Best Friend.” pic.twitter.com/DBWlGjXu2K
— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) August 28, 2025
Carpenter’s previous work, including her breakout 2024 album Short n’ Sweet, stirred mixed reactions for its frankness about relationships and intimacy. Songs like “Juno” and “Bed Chem” divided audiences, and it seems her latest project is no different.
The album hasn’t even dropped yet, but Man’s Best Friend has already sparked controversy. The original cover art featuring Carpenter on all fours, held by a man gripping her hair, drew backlash for being “degrading to women,” according to some critics. In response, Carpenter released several alternate covers, giving fans more options while standing firm in her artistic vision.
Whether celebrated or criticised, Sabrina Carpenter’s fearlessness has made her a standout in pop music. With Man’s Best Friend, she’s ready to keep breaking barriers — and maybe ruffle a few feathers along the way.
Man’s Best Friend is available on all streaming platforms now!
