
Sabrina Carpenter has unveiled one final cover variant for her forthcoming album Man’s Best Friend, complete with an exclusive vinyl-only bonus track.
In a striking Instagram announcement on Friday, August 8, the artist revealed the LP’s fourth and definitive cover, arriving three weeks before its streaming debut. The new artwork portrays Carpenter seated regally at a lavish banquet table, clad in a shimmering sapphire gown as five sharply dressed gentlemen attend her every gesture.
“This final alternate cover of Man’s Best Friend includes an extraordinary bonus song titled ‘Such A Funny Way,’ exclusively available on vinyl,” the Grammy nominee captioned. “Pre-order now—limited signed editions available.”
Carpenter also reminded fans of the album’s impending release: “Just three weeks to go! I can’t wait to share this with you all,” she enthused.
Since debuting the original cover—a provocative image of Carpenter on all fours, held by a hand in her hair—the Man’s Best Friend artwork has sparked vibrant discussions about its portrayal of feminine empowerment, even prompting debate on The View.
Following the initial reveal, the Girl Meets World alum has shared several alternate visuals: a monochrome portrait of her leaning on a companion’s shoulder, and a colorful scene of her surrounded by bouquets from admirers. All four editions of Man’s Best Friend are available now on her official store.
This latest cover arrives days after Carpenter unveiled the album’s 12-track lineup, which features the Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper “Manchild.” Over the weekend at Lollapalooza, she treated Chicago fans to the single and a special duet with Earth, Wind & Fire.
View Carpenter’s fourth and final Man’s Best Friend variant below.
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