Sabrina Carpenter opens up about ‘Manchild’ music video mishap

Sabrina Carpenter revealed a shocking incident about her Manchild music video shoot.

During her recent appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers, the singer-songwriter talked about her six Grammy nominations, including her first-ever nomination for Best Music Video for Manchild.

Carpenter further shared a small but painful accident that happened during filming in the outdoors.

“I fell on a cactus,” the 26-year-old star revealed to the host, saying, “It's so easy to laugh when people get hurt. And I did. But then I started crying.”

According to Carpenter, the crew had a medic on set, but the discomfort lasted. “There was a medic. I just for the rest of the day was picking s*** out of...,” she said, stopping herself mid-sentence.

Despite the mishap, the Espresso hitmaker is proud of the final result. The video took three days to shoot and required countless looks.

“I'll be honest, that shoot was so ambitious. We shot 37 outfits, that was probably my biggest shoot I've ever done," she said

The Feather songstress added that the finished product meant a lot to her, saying,  “I really like that because I think — I make pop music and sometimes you don't expect to see those visuals in a song like that.”

Manchild, the lead single from her album Man’s Best Friend, is also up for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards.