Sydney Sweeney is dealing with what happened at her mother’s 60th birthday party nearly a year after her “surprise consolation” post sparked an online backlash for its portrayal of political symbols. “There were so many misinterpretations,” the “Euphoria” star told Variety in a recent interview for their Power of Young Hollywood issue, conducted before the SAG-AFTRA strike.
“The people in the pictures weren’t even my family,” he added. “The people who brought the things that people were upset about were actually my mom’s friends from LA who have kids who are going out for the Pride parade, and they thought it would be fun to dress up because they’re coming to Idaho.” Start the day smarter. You’ll get all the news you need in your inbox every morning. Last August, he posted several videos and photos of himself riding a mechanical bull and dancing with family and friends. But one image featured a man wearing a shirt with what appeared to be an American flag and a thin blue line often associated with the slogan “Blue Lives Matter,” a reference to police seen at white supremacist protests. Sweeney’s brother Trent also shared photos from the party on Instagram. In one photo, he poses with people wearing red hats that say “Make Sixty Great Again.” This is likely a reference to Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” hats, first popularized during his 2016 presidential campaign. “Sometimes I feel resentful about it,” Sweeney told Variety, apparently referring to the constant online speculation about his life. “It’s hard to sit and watch and not be able to defend myself.”
Sydney Sweeney talks about how stardom has affected family life From her roles in Max’s biggest hits – Cassie Howard in Euphoria and Olivia in Season 1 of White Lotus. Sweeney began his acting career at age 12. His success came with compromises: he was able to bring his cousins ”to help them grow and open their minds,” he told Variety. Cons include how her career has affected her family. “My parents sacrificed so much to support my dream and lost so much in the process. I just felt a responsibility to show them it was worth it,” he said. His parents reportedly divorced and filed for bankruptcy early in his acting career. In between his busy work schedule, Sweeney also revealed that he wants to devote more time to family life. “I always thought I would have a baby now. I always wanted to be a young mother. I love acting, I love business, I love producing, I love everything,” she shared. “But what’s the point if I can’t share it with my family?”
Sydney Sweeney addresses Glen Powell dating rumours In addition to family matters, Sweeney also addressed rumors that she and her “Anyone But You” co-star Glen Powell, who starred in Top Gun: Maverick, were dating while filming the upcoming romantic comedy. “It’s a rom-com,” he said. “That’s what people want! Glen and I don’t care. We have so much fun together and we respect each other so much; he’s such a hard worker and I’m such a hard worker.” In April, Sweeney shared photos of herself and Powell, taken around the time of the filming of “Anyone But You,” in which they looked excited, and in the comments, fans speculated that they were more than just actors. “They want it,” he said, referring to the online backlash. “It’s fun to give them.”
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