Kaylah Walton
Sydney Sweeney is captivating her audience on her scenic vacation by sporting a wetsuit and sharing some enticing photos, showcasing her confidence and beauty.
The 26-year-old actress gained fame for her roles in Euphoria and Anyone But You, where she drew attention for her nude scenes, proudly displaying her striking figure and ample assets.
While she is comfortable with the attention from her nude photos, Sweeney aims to challenge Hollywood’s perceptions of women’s bodies and highlight the double standards present when it comes to nudity in the industry.
Speaking to The Independent in 2022, Sweeney expressed, “I’m very proud of my work in Euphoria. I thought it was a great performance. But no one talks about it because I got naked.
“When a guy has a sex scene or shows his body, he still wins awards and gets praise but the moment a girl does it, it’s completely different.”
However, during her recent vacation to Greece and France, Sweeney shared images of herself flaunting her back in a striking low-angle shot and donning a swimsuit on a luxurious boat.
The actress, who is engaged to Jonathan Davino, also teased fans with a glimpse of her cleavage in the wetsuit photos, cleverly avoiding violating Instagram’s guidelines, captioning the posts with, “I think they call this a thirst trap.”
Sydney Sweeney’s Upcoming Projects
Sweeney has been gaining recognition for her role in the 2024 horror film, Immaculate, as well as her debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Julia Cornwall in Madame Web.
Her upcoming project, Ron Howard’s Eden, currently in post-production, features Ana de Armas and Jude Law, where Sweeney teased portraying a character unlike any she has played before.
Excited about the film, Sweeney shared, “Such an amazing cast, I was pinching myself the entire time.” She continued, “I can’t really say much about it. It’s based on a true story, it’s crazy.
“But it’s a very different character than I’ve ever played. And that’s what I love. I love finding characters that throw you guys off, like ‘Wait, what? That’s her?'”
