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Sabrina Carpenter’s week has been nothing short of extraordinary, cementing her place as both a pop culture force and a business mogul. Just yesterday, Music Week and the Official Charts reported that her seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, scored the biggest opening week by any international artist in the UK in 2025, shifting an eye-popping 85,500 units and leaving even Lady Gaga and Sam Fender trailing in the dust. To put that impact in perspective, Man’s Best Friend outsold the rest of the UK Top 10 albums combined, causing her 2024 Grammy-winning Short n’ Sweet and the earlier Emails I Can’t Send to rocket back up the charts, with all three albums now crowding the UK Top 40.

But headlines aren’t just about numbers. The album also shattered Spotify records—Music Business Worldwide declared it the most streamed album in a single day by a female artist this year, with Carpenter herself gushing thanks to fans on X and Instagram. She’s still dominating social media, boasting over 100 million combined followers, leveraging that clout for major campaigns and partnerships with Aéropostale, Converse, Dunkin’, Prada, Samsung, and Skims according to The Street.

As for Man’s Best Friend itself, NPR and Interview Magazine centered on how Carpenter channels the humor and heartbreak of modern relationships into irresistibly gossipy lyrics. She told NPR her album’s structure mirrors the rise and fall of a romance, starting in a relationship and ending on the other side. Songs like House Tour and the chart-scorching Manchild are loaded with innuendo and playful storytelling. One fan-favorite moment: the song Nobody’s Son sparked chatter on TikTok and country sites like Whiskey Riff for its subtle country twang and uncanny similarity to Jon Pardi’s Heartache Medication, fueling rumors Carpenter might soon dabble more deeply in country music.

Live appearances have been electric—with sold-out events like Sabrina Carpenter Night in Los Angeles drawing crowds of superfans on Saturday, per Eventbrite. And if you’re wondering about her recent entourage, tabloids didn’t uncover any new publicly confirmed romances, but conversation continues about her split earlier this year from actor Barry Keoghan who starred in her Please Please Please video.

Businesswise, besides topping charts, Carpenter remains a case study in youthful entrepreneurial hustle. She’s continuing to build her fragrance line with Scent Beauty, and her real estate portfolio keeps expanding, including a Hollywood Hills mansion that was a social media favorite when profiled in Vogue last year.

Rolling Stone, Billboard, and the BBC sum up the moment: Sabrina Carpenter isn’t just this week’s headline. She’s the main character in pop’s current chapter—a hit machine, cultural influencer, and, as the world saw this week, a record breaker with staying power.

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