Sabrina Carpenter appeared to take a savage swipe at her ex Barry Keoghan as she announced her new single on Tuesday evening. 

The Juno hitmaker, 26, took to Instagram as she revealed her next song Manchild will be released on Thursday at 8pm EST. 

The singer shared a vintage-inspired teaser video earlier this week and on Tuesday she confirmed her new song. 

And the star seemed to take a dig at her ex as she penned: ‘this one’s about you!! “Manchild” is out this Thursday 6/5 8pm EST♥️ special 7” vinyl available now’.

Sharing some of the lyrics, they read: ‘Inside of your head when you’ve just won an argument with a man’.   

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Sabrina Carpenter has taken a savage swipe at ex Barry Keoghan as she announced a new song called Manchild on Instagram on Tuesday 

Sabrina and Barry began dating in December 2023 before going public with their romance during their joint appearance at the Met Gala in May 2024 (pictured)  

Taking to the comments fans went wild as they penned: ‘And we know who you are talking about diva’.

Commenting on the post dating app grindr wrote: ‘we all thought of him didn’t we’.

Others added: ‘and just when we needed her most, she returned’; ‘DRAG HIM BABE WE CANT WAIT’;

‘Oh barry u are so over ‘; ‘SABRINA SUMMER IS BACK’; ‘I think it’s about all of them…’

Referring to her hit son Please, Please, Please which featured Barry in the music video, another wrote: ‘he didn’t listen when you wrote please please please, so he deserves this song’.

Sabrina and Barry began dating in December 2023 before going public with their romance during their joint appearance at the Met Gala in May 2024. 

The pair were said to have split in December however it was reported in the August that they were on and off.

Barry was hit by claims he cheated on the hitmaker. However, a source told Us Weekly the actor was ‘very devoted to her happiness’, but that they are ‘at different places in their lives.’

And the star seemed to take a dig at her ex as she penned: ‘this one’s about you!! “Manchild” is out this Thursday 6/5 8pm EST♥️’

The teaser clip saw the popstar hitchhiking on the side of a dirt road, wearing heels, her micro shorts and a cropped pink ʙuттon-up top

Sharing some of the lyrics, they read: ‘Inside of your head when you’ve just won an argument with a man’

Taking to the comments fans went wild as they penned: ‘And we know who you are talking about diva’

Barry previously starred in the singer’s music video for her single Please, Please, Please (pictured) 

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The insider further divulged that it’s been ‘challenging for their relationship since she started going on tour and has been gone a lot’ and that ‘their schedules were not aligning.’

‘All the time spent apart it was hard to maintain a relationship amid her career exploding.’

The source added that Sabrina was being ‘pulled in so many directions’ and simply did not have time to ‘commit to a relationship.’

After reaching a ‘huge level of stardom’ it’s reportedly been tough for the songbird to ‘focus and to be present for him in a relationship.’

The source added she ‘barely has time for herself let alone for a relationship.’

Another insider told the publication that the breakup happened within ‘the last month’ because of their busy schedules.

The fact that they weren’t able to spend more time together ‘took a toll on the relationship.’

It was noted that there’s no bad blood between the ‘cordial’ pair and their split was ‘not contentious.’

When previously asked by Rolling Stone if she refers to Barry as her boyfriend she said: ‘How do I skirt around this question?’.

‘The [dating] pool is the pool, and when you meet people that feel authentic and are so brilliant and amazing in every way, that’s what you do. Obviously, I write songs about exactly how I feel, so I guess I can’t be so surprised that people are interested in who and what those songs are about.’

She concluded: ‘That’s something that comes with the territory.’