The Cutest Photos of Sabrina Carpenter and Joey King's Decade-Long Adorable Friendship

Cheek to Cheek

King and Carpenter met years ago at a charity event, and though they weren't "super close" at first, that has certainly changed over the years, the Family Affair actress explained to Wired.

"We don't know why it took us so long to become as close as we are now," she said.

Strike a Pose

During a recent sit-down on Watch What Happens Live, King said the "Espresso" singer is "my girl."

"I've known her since we were like 12," she said before sharing that she hasn't gone on a double date "yet" with the star and Barry Keoghan — who sparked dating rumors last year.

Live, Laugh, Love

From the looks of it, these two sure do make each other laugh.

On the Move

Always supportive, King quoted her bestie under an Instagram photo of the two of them on the subway in New York City. "The mother has a daughter who gets married to the brother of a mother," she wrote, pulling from Carpenter's song, "Thumbs."

Special Guest

For her 2018 music video for "Sue Me," Carpenter tapped King's acting talents, and the Bullet Train actress played on of her friends in the video.

"Thx for including me Daddy Sab," King later wrote on Instagram.

Sweet Embrace

Back in 2022 as Carpenter looked back at some of her time on the road for the Emails I Can't Send Tour, she was sure to include a sweet shot embracing her girl. Later in the carousel, she included a photo of the two sitting front seat in a car, with The Kissing Booth star behind the wheel.

Way, Way Back

While celebrating King's wedding to Steven Piet in 2023, Carpenter took to Instagram to share a slideshow of moments from the festivities along with a caption gushing over her "wife."

"my wife got married and i wept and wept," she wrote in the sweet message. "i felt so immensely lucky to be part of your special day @joeyking @stevenpiet i love you both dearly!!!! congrats on your love."

One and the Same

The two were adorable on the red carpet at the Warner Bros. and InStyle Golden Globe after party in 2020.

Fast forward to this summer, as Carpenter continues to release majorly catchy songs from "Espresso" to "Please, Please, Please," King shared her pride for her friend's success.

"Yesterday is the first time I've seen her perform in a few years because every time that I wanted to go to one of her big shows, our schedules kind of miss each other," King said at the N.Y.C. premiere of  Despicable Me 4 in June, referring to seeing Carpenter perform at the Governors Ball music festival.

"I literally was sobbing after the show. I was so proud of her. She's just amazing," she added.

And, like many others out there, King admitted that she "can't stop singing 'Please Please Please'."

"It's so rude of her to make a hit like that. It's also so rude to make such an addicting music video," she continued, referring to the music video that stars Keoghan. ”It's really rude to make me watch it six times at 2:00 a.m. when I want to go to bed.”