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Irish actor Barry Keoghan is going viral in quite an unusual way with girlfriend Sabrina Carpenter.
Keoghan has received various accolades and is most recently known for his role in Saltburn.
Keoghan, who made his relationship debut with girlfriend, Espresso singer Sabrina Carpenter at the Met Gala on Monday, May 6 is going viral as fans wonder how much Sabrina knows about Ireland.
@h.ayley.m YUP THE FLATS!!!! #barrykeoghan #sabrinacarpenter #trending #ireland #tiktokireland #irish #trend #saltburn #sabrina ♬ original sound - SoundForYou
Creator Hayley on TikTok shared a video while playing Carpenter's latest single Espresso with the caption: "Do you think Barry Keoghan has done a wheelie in front of Sabrina yet? Or told her how 'lethal' a spicebag is?"
Many fans have commented under the hilarious video wondering what exactly does Carpenter know about Irish culture?
One user said: "Has Sabrina had a crisp sandwich yet?"
Another user said: "Or a chicken fillet roll?"
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