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Sabrina Carpenter defended the controversial cover art of her album, "Man's Best Friend." The image depicts her on her knees with a man holding her hair, sparking debate about sex-positive feminism. Carpenter admitted she didn't anticipate the reaction, finding it both fascinating and a mix of emotions. She clarified the art was a metaphor for her personal journey of loss, heartbreak, and celebration, not a depiction of submissiveness. She also preemptively warned against negative reactions, offering an alternative cover.

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