Sydney Sweeney

HBO reveals new photos from 'Euphoria' Season 3, offering fans a first look at Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, and the returning cast navigating life after high school.

In a new interview, Sydney Sweeney said she’s never had cosmetic work done and blamed harsh social media speculation for the rumours. She defended her natural look—explaining changes in her appearance as due to age, makeup, and even a childhood accident.

Sydney Sweeney was notably snubbed at the Golden Globes 2026 for 'Christy,' amid the film's mixed reviews and low box office; other notable omissions included Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer Lopez, and Hugh Jackman.

Sydney Sweeney denies ever having cosmetic procedures, criticises unrealistic social-media comparisons, and advocates natural ageing. She highlights past pressures, a young injury, and frustration with ongoing scrutiny of her appearance.

Sydney Sweeney has spoken out after months of silence over her American Eagle jeans campaign, calling the backlash "surprising" and saying she regrets not responding sooner.

Sydney Sweeney turned heads at the NYC screening of 'The Housemaid,' embracing a glamorous, old-Hollywood aesthetic with a crystal-covered Miu Miu gown and voluminous curls.

Sydney Sweeney publicly honoured Amanda Seyfried as her "forever icon," reflecting genuine admiration and fandom turned into friendship. Their growing bond, off screen and on, shines through their collaboration in upcoming 'The Housemaid.'

Amanda Seyfried hopes that 'Mamma Mia! 3' will include Sabrina Carpenter and Sydney Sweeney in a surprise role. She says she's "all for it" and believes other returning characters—and ABBA's music—will bring fans back in a tropical third chapter.

Sydney Sweeney confirms daily progress on the long-delayed live-action 'Gundam' film, now led by director Jim Mickle, signalling renewed momentum and a grounded, faithful adaptation of the iconic mecha franchise.

After the biopic 'Christy' opened to a disappointing $1.3 million, actress Ruby Rose blamed lead star Sydney Sweeney for "ruining the film." The real life boxer Christy Martin jumped in to defend Sweeney, calling her "my friend and ally."