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Sabrina Carpenter left fans hot under the collar as she showed off her incredible figure in a new music video.

The 26-year-old, an ex of Irish actor Barry Keoghan, released the video for Tears, from her new album Man's Best Friend, and in it struts her stuff in white lingerie.

The new album has already upset a few people with its raunchy cover photo. But Sabrina - who hit back at the "pearl-clutching" - has proved she doesn't care what the naysayers think.

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The new cinematic video starts with the beauty stumbling across an abandoned house. She soon realises not all is as it seems, as it's filled with cross-dressers and drag queens, including Hollywood star Colman Domingo.

Eventually, Sabrina strips down to lingerie herself and writhes around showing off her moves. She later kills a man, joking it's "what fans want" from each of her music videos.

It's not just the video that's naughty, though, as the lyrics continue Sabrina's super-sexual theme. Her opening lyrics set the tone, with: "I get wet at the thought of you."

She then sings about what she wants from her man, with: "Baby, just do the dishes, I'll give you want you, what you want / A little communication, yes, that's my ideal foreplay / Assemble a chair from IKEA, I'm like, 'Uh'."

Much of Sabrina's recent music includes themes of sexual liberation, and her live tour featured the infamous "Juno position". In her song Juno, Sabrina asks: "Have you ever tried this one?" During the tour, she would then mimic a sex position on stage.

Speaking about the backlash to her saucy image, Sabrina told Gayle King on CBS Mornings: "It is not for the pearl clutchers. The album is not for any pearl clutchers, no.

"But I also think that even pearl clutchers can listen to an album like that in their own solitude and find something that makes them smirk and chuckle to themselves."

Man's Best Friend also features the track Manchild, which Sabrina released earlier in the year. Other tracks include Never Getting Laid, We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night, and My Man on Willpower.

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