Sabrina Carpenter is giving fans a peek at her hot-and-heavy romance with Irish hunk Barry Keoghan in the action-packed music video for her new single Please Please Please.
The couple play an ultra sexy Bonnie and Clyde duo as Sabrina finds herself mixed up in her new man’s life of crime which includes bloody mob boss standoffs and armed bank robberies.
The song is about falling in love with a bad boy, who Sabrina Carpenter hopes won’t ‘bring me to tears when I just did my makeup so nice.’
Putting their real-life chemistry on full display, the couple who have been linked since late 2023 didn’t hold back when it came to on-camera PDA.
Barry nuzzles his face in Sabrina’s cleavage in one steamy scene while another shows the blonde beauty duct-taping his mouth before planting a kiss on him.
The video features Quentin Tarantino-esque cinematography and Sabrina offers fans plenty of style inspiration in glittering, fur-trimmed looks worthy of a Y2K pop queen.
It kicks off with Sabrina, wearing a sparkly blue frock, being released from jail as she sees Barry being hauled in by police.
Rocking a chic crushed blue velvet frock with a hood, Sabrina has a non-contact visit with the hot felon as they speak to one another with a glass partition between them.
‘I heard that you’re an actor so act like a stand-up guy / Whatever devil’s inside you don’t let him out tonight,’ she sings.
Next, Sabrina is seen pulling up to the jail in her vintage car as she picks up Barry after bailing him out.
The couple can hardly keep their hands off one another but Barry eventually opens the driver’s side door for Sabrina and they flee to their next destination.
Sabrina Carpenter drives him to a pizza shop, where he faces off with a mob boss and his muscle-bound cronies in the restaurant’s walk-in freezer.
A fight breaks out and Sabrina, standing in the freezer’s entry, willingly turns her back away the action as she belts out the chorus.
‘Please, please, please / Don’t prove I’m right / And please, pleasе, please / Heartbreak is one thing, my ego’s another / I beg you, don’t embarrass me, motherf****r,’ she sings.