Pop superstar Sabrina Carpenter is making her Super Bowl debut — and she’s doing it without pants. The “Espresso” singer stars in Pringles’ first teaser for its Super Bowl LX spot, joining the growing list of music icons headlining high-profile Super Bowl ads when the game kicks off Feb. 8. In just 15 seconds, the teaser manages to showcase Carpenter’s sense of humor, her fashion-girl status, and the snack brand’s playful approach to Super Bowl advertising.
The clip finds Carpenter sitting casually on the floor of a cozy living room, dressed in a crisp all‑white outfit. On top, she wears a simple long‑sleeve turtleneck sweater; on the bottom, she appears to skip pants entirely, tapping into the ongoing pantless trend that’s been all over red carpets and runways. Her look is finished with white peep‑toe mules set on sky‑high stilettos, mauve lips, rosy cheeks, red nails, and her signature soft curls — all styled to draw the eye toward the bright red Pringles can beside her.
In the teaser, Carpenter plays a flirty game of “he loves me, he loves me not,” plucking “petals” from a flower made entirely of stacked Pringles chips. As she pulls each crisp from the bouquet, the camera lingers on the can, reinforcing the brand’s long-running “Once You Pop, The Fun Don’t Stop” campaign line and signaling a light, cheeky tone for the full Super Bowl commercial to come. While the teaser doesn’t reveal the complete storyline, it firmly positions Carpenter as the latest pop star to blur the line between music, fashion, and football’s biggest advertising stage.
Pringles’ move fits right into the modern Super Bowl playbook, where brands roll out short teasers weeks in advance to build buzz around their game‑day spots. For fans tracking this year’s lineup of Super Bowl ads, Carpenter’s no‑pants cameo is likely to be one of the more talked‑about moments. Viewers can expect it to sit alongside other memorable celebrity‑driven Super Bowl commercials in the brand’s history once the full spot airs.
As Super Bowl LX approaches, Pringles and Carpenter are clearly aiming for a mix of viral fashion moment and snackable fun — a formula that has helped countless campaigns earn a place in unforgettable Super Bowl advertising lore. Whether you tune in for the game, the halftime show, or just the commercials, Sabrina Carpenter’s stylish, pants‑optional debut is one Super Bowl moment you won’t want to miss.
