Barry Keoghan has appeared in the new music video for his girlfriend Sabrina Carpenter's song 'Please Please Please'.
One of the most sought-after actors working in Hollywood today, the Banshees of Inisherin and Saltburn star plays a criminal opposite Carpenter's glamorous character, and they get together after meeting at a police station.
The music video sets out a vicious cycle of imprisonment and release as Keoghan's swaggering bad boy can't keep out of trouble, much to Carpenter's character's misery.
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Despite begging him to give up his life of crime, he never learns, so she takes matters into her own hands.
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Keoghan and Carpenter were reported to have started dating at the end of last year, and recently appeared on the Met Gala red carpet together. He was also spotted watching her Coachella set from the photo pit in April, where she waved at him from the stage.
Carpenter had her first ever UK singles chart number one last month with 'Espresso', the lead single from her forthcoming sixth studio album Short n' Sweet.
In addition to her music career, Carpenter's previous acting credits include Girl Meets World and the Netflix comedy Work It.
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Keoghan recently signed up to appear alongside fellow MCU stars Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo in an adaptation of Crime 101.
Plot details for the movie are yet to be unveiled, but author Don Winslow's original book charts Detective Lou Lubesnick's investigation into a string of jewel heists across the Pacific Coast, believed to be linked to the Colombian cartels.
Lubesnick senses something is off though, and targets a possible suspect looking for one last big job.
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