Sabrina Carpenter‘s latest cooking video with Vogue highlights her “clumsy” side. Recently, the singer filmed an episode for the magazine’s culinary show, “Now Serving,” that features celebrities. The 26-year-old, who is currently the cover star of Vogue Italia, appeared on the cooking segment to promote her upcoming album, “Man’s Best Friend.” Fans thoroughly enjoyed her presence, as well as her sarcasm and clumsiness, while she made her favorite dishes.
Sabrina Carpenter makes ‘her favorite treats’ in Vogue Italia cooking video
Sabrina Carpenter made her appearance in the Vogue kitchen as the chef of the day. However, her clumsy antics have entertained fans more than her recipes. She made her “favorite treats,” including a go-go juice, her mother’s dip, and a snack called puppy chow. The pop sensation claimed that she relied on some of these food items while working on her new album, “Man’s Best Friend.”
The video featured Carpenter’s humorous moments, which have left fans in splits. She started by tossing off her heels as her feet were hurting. From her comic timing to her awkward yet graceful way of holding a knife and chopping an onion, the songwriter-actress didn’t give a dull moment to her viewers.
In the clip, she revealed that she used to rely on the go-go juice, which had more shots of tequila than pineapple and lemon juices. She opened up about her journey of writing the songs for her new record. Along with her team, she traveled many places, including London, to work on the album. While making puppy chow, she revealed that she didn’t feel like she was forced to write a song this time.
It seemed Carpenter enjoyed making the cooking video with Vogue, as the results were fruitful. Meanwhile, viewers also had a great time watching her cooking skills. One user commented, “She’s so clumsy but she sells it , it’s adorable.” Another wrote, “She need her own show doing random things I’ll be watching.” Many mentioned her funny lines and left laughing emojis.
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen on The Reality Tea.
