Sabrina Carpenter is ready to shake things up with her upcoming album, "Man's Best Friend," and she’s not holding back! The album’s racy cover hints at the provocative themes that are set to ignite some conversations—and for those who might be shocked? Well, she couldn’t care less!

In an exclusive preview of her upcoming interview with Gayle King on CBS, set to air Friday, Sabrina boldly declared that her unapologetic approach to sexuality in her music is not designed for the faint of heart. “If you clutch your pearls, this album isn’t for you,” she stated confidently.

Gayle King described Sabrina’s music as a mix of sexual empowerment and vulnerability, to which Sabrina wholeheartedly agreed. But she added a playful twist: for those feeling offended, maybe it’s best to enjoy her tunes alone in the privacy of their rooms—but at least they can appreciate the humor behind it!

Sabrina is clear about her artistic vision; the lyrics might push boundaries, but that’s exactly the vibe she’s going for. It’s all about fun and liberation—perfect for belting out with friends at a concert!

She’s embracing every ounce of the album’s raciness, from cheeky punchlines to bold storytelling, and she’s not planning to soften her message for anyone. Get ready to join in on the fun, or step aside—Sabrina Carpenter is here to make waves!

In an interesting twist, the provocative headline for this story was inspired by fans of 'TMZ Live,' who love to hear Sabrina’s unapologetic stance on her artistry.