Sabrina Carpenter, Margaret Qualley, and Madelyn Cline Star in Playful 'House Tour' Music Video

Sabrina Carpenter has unveiled an entertaining new music video for "House Tour," featuring Margaret Qualley and Madelyn Cline in a comedic heist scenario that showcases their collaborative creative vision.

The video, co-directed by Carpenter and Qualley, presents the trio as members of a fictional "Pretty Girl Clean-Up Crew" who arrive at an upscale Los Angeles mansion in an unmistakably conspicuous hot pink van. The vehicle's exterior boldly displays their faux business name alongside the optimistic slogan "Where your dreams come true!" However, their activities prove to be anything but professional cleaning services.

The narrative follows the three performers as they systematically burglarize the residence, appropriating various luxury items including wine, jewelry, diamond-encrusted firearms, and notably, a Grammy award positioned on the mantelpiece. The video maintains a lighthearted tone throughout the criminal activities, emphasizing the absurdist nature of the premise.

As the storyline concludes, law enforcement is summoned to the scene, yet the perpetrators execute their escape with remarkable nonchalance. They simply walk through the front entrance, with Carpenter and Qualley departing in their branded van while Cline follows in a stolen sports car. The video concludes with a final comedic flourish as the van, now sporting a bumper sticker reading "Just Robbed a House," collides with an unsuspecting pedestrian during their getaway.

"House Tour" is featured on Carpenter's latest album Man's Best Friend, which was released in August of the previous year. This marks the third track from the collection to receive a full music video treatment, following the visual accompaniments for "Tears" and "Manchild."

Following an extensive touring schedule throughout the previous year in support of both Man's Best Friend and its 2024 predecessor Short n' Sweet, Carpenter has significantly reduced her live performance commitments in 2026. She recently concluded a series of major festival appearances across South America and is scheduled to serve as the headline act for Coachella on both April 10 and April 17. Currently, no additional tour dates have been announced beyond these festival performances.