Is mixing personal and professional life a wise decision? Well, this call has done wonders for many, while many faced huge disappointment. Fortunately, Sabrina Carpenter and her beau Barry Keoghan are from the former lot.
Sabrina Carpenter recently spilled the sweet tea about working with her boyfriend, Barry Keoghan, as her romantic lead in the music video for her single ‘Please Please Please.’ Released in June, Bonnie and Clyde inspire the video and beautifully mirror their sweet romance.
During an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Sabrina explained that the decision came from her real admiration for his work as an actor. “I am genuinely, like a not even biased opinion, was like, ‘Who’s the greatest actor that I can find for this music video? And he was next to me, in a chair, and he was so excited about it. And he liked the song, which is great. He’s a fan of the song,” she said, hinting at the chemistry they share both personally and professionally.
“He does like my music a lot,” she added.
Previously, Sabrina recalled working with Barry on the video as “one of the best experiences I’ve ever had.”
Further, Barry’s song from Sabrina’s new album, ‘Short n Sweet,’ has so famously risen again in popularity to reclaim its place at the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart. The success of the album and music video tells so much more about what goes on with a performing artist and how seamlessly she can merge personal and professional lives.
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