Sabrina Carpenter’s “Man’s Best Friend” earns UK Platinum certification

Sabrina Carpenter has reached another notable milestone in her global pop career as Man’s Best Friend has officially been certified Platinum in the United Kingdom. According to standards set by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), this certification confirms that the project has surpassed 600,000 combined units through sales and streams across the UK.

Released on August 29, 2025, after its initial announcement in June, Man’s Best Friend continued Sabrina Carpenter’s polished pop direction. The album includes tracks such as “Manchild,” “Tears,” “Sugar Talking,” “Never Getting Laid,” “House Tour,” “We Almost Broke Up Again,” and “When Did You Get Hot,” among others. Several of these songs contributed to the album’s commercial performance in the UK, with “Manchild” and “We Almost Broke Up Last Night” standing out as key tracks that reinforced her melodic, lyric-forward style. Official release details and certification data were provided through industry records and BPI reporting.

Sabrina Carpenter’s Expanding List of UK Platinum Songs

Beyond Man’s Best FriendSabrina Carpenter has built an impressive catalog of UK Platinum-certified music. Major singles such as “Espresso,” which has reached multiple Platinum levels including 4x Platinum, along with “Please Please Please” and “Taste,” have all achieved the milestone. Album tracks including “Juno” and “Manchild,” and possibly others like “Bed Chem,” have also contributed to her strong UK performance, particularly during and following her Short n’ Sweet era. These achievements collectively demonstrate her consistency across both standalone singles and full-length projects.

In the UK music industry, the BPI awards Platinum certification to singles and albums that reach 600,000 units, a benchmark that has been in place since 1989. The inclusion of streaming and digital sales ensures that certifications reflect real listening behavior across platforms. Sabrina Carpenter’s continued presence on the BPI certification list underscores her steady commercial growth and lasting connection with listeners, marking Man’s Best Friend as another significant chapter in her evolving pop career.