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Sydney Sweeney brushes off haters as media scrutiny around her personal life grows after Puka Nacua’s flirtation and a Cosmopolitan interview; insiders say she leans into publicity to maximize opportunities and wealth, despite friends’ concerns that she’s prioritizing publicity over substance.
Sydney Sweeney graces Cosmopolitan's Spring 2026 cover, channeling a 1990s supermodel vibe in Syrn lingerie and a pink Hervé Léger dress photographed by Morgan Maher. The shoot, inspired by Francesco Scavullo’s era, sparked mixed but largely praising reactions on fashion forums, with commentators calling the look nostalgic and Cosmo’s best cover in years as the magazine leans into bold, classic-glam styling under editor-in-chief Willa Bennett.
Sydney Sweeney says she shed about 30 pounds after bulking up for her boxing biopic Christy to return to her normal body for other projects, including a promotional photoshoot for her new lingerie line Syrn.
Online chatter linked Sydney Sweeney’s January 28 SYRN lingerie launch to a Kim Kardashian SKIMS Instagram post the same day, prompting speculation that Kardashian’s brand could be competing with Sweeney’s. SYRN offers Seductress, Romantic, Playful, and Comfy lines, while SKIMS has grown from lingerie into inclusive loungewear and apparel for varied skin tones and genders. Neither Kardashian nor Sweeney has publicly addressed the rivalry.
Sydney Sweeney’s new lingerie line SYRN, launched January 28, 2026, is fueling chatter that it could compete with Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS. Fans speculate Kardashian’s January Instagram post was a subtle jab in response to SYRN’s rollout, though neither star has spoken about the rumors. SYRN offers four concepts—Seductress, Romantic, Playful, and Comfy—while SKIMS remains a global brand known for diversity in skin tones and a wide range of designs. The piece notes the rivalry is based on fans’ social-media readings, with no official statements from either side.
NFL star Puka Nacua fired a playful full-court heat check at Sydney Sweeney after she discussed her 'perfect man,' a move that drew nearly 13 million impressions online and sparked broad online buzz.
Sydney Sweeney says she won’t engage with the ‘MAGA Barbie’ claims, explaining she can’t control others’ perceptions of her politics and wants to keep focus on art rather than politics; the piece also recalls past backlash and a Guardian report that she was registered as a Florida Republican.
Sydney Sweeney addressed being labeled “MAGA Barbie” after a denim ad, saying she won’t engage in politics and will keep focusing on art, noting that others assign beliefs to her. She remains busy with branding efforts like Syrn lingerie and upcoming film projects, while defending the idea that she can’t control how she’s perceived.
Sydney Sweeney’s SYRN lingerie line debuted with the Seductress collection and sold out within hours, driven by a high-profile Hollywood sign stunt that drew millions of views. Sweeney thanked fans on Instagram and signaled a restock, while TMZ noted the stunt reportedly lacked official permission from the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, underscoring the marketing blitz that boosted the brand’s early traction.
Sydney Sweeney addressed being labeled a 'Maga Barbie' after an American Eagle ad and Trump praise, telling Cosmopolitan that the political views associated with the label aren’t hers and that she isn’t here to talk politics, preferring to focus on her art and not be used as a political pawn.
Sydney Sweeney says she’s still figuring out love and wants privacy, describing romance as aDisney-like moment while avoiding dating specifics amid ongoing rumors of a relationship with Scooter Braun; she has previously ended a seven-year engagement to Jonathan Davino and emphasizes she’s looking for a best-friend, athletic, funny partner who can match her independence and success.
Sydney Sweeney reveals she kept her seven-year relationship with Jonathan Davino private, noting she didn’t want to publicly showcase their romance and valued personal space as a public figure; she also discusses the challenges of dating in the spotlight since their split in 2025 and says she’s focused on her career, despite rumors of casual dating after the breakup.
Sydney Sweeney spoke about her long, very private relationship with ex‑fiancé Jonathan Davino in a Cosmopolitan interview, noting she kept them out of the public eye for seven and a half years. They were engaged in March 2022 and split in March 2025. She has since moved on with Scooter Braun and described her ideal partner as athletic, outgoing and able to stand with her in her independent, high‑achieving life.
An opinion piece lampooning Sydney Sweeney’s Syrn lingerie launch and her bras-on-the-Hollywood-Sign stunt, arguing that in today’s fame-driven media environment, celebrities must stage eye-catching, sometimes questionable actions to secure attention and sales, despite legal and ethical concerns.
The Housemaid has crossed $300 million worldwide ($305M total: $116M domestic and $189.1M international) on a $35M production budget, making Sydney Sweeney’s highest-grossing film to date; the international market drove most of the takings and a sequel is already in development.