Sydney Sweeney: 5 things to know about the Hollywood bombshell WANTED by Premier League players following her 'x-rated' scenes
Popular American actress Sydney Sweeney, 27, known for her roles in "Euphoria" and "The White Lotus," has found herself in the spotlight due to her love life.
After breaking off her engagement with producer Jonathan Davino, the actress has become the target of numerous suitors, with football stars leading the charge, as reported by The Mirror.
What's the gossip?
Per multiple reports, Sydney's Instagram inbox is reportedly overflowing with messages from footballers, particularly those from the Premier League.
Players from Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal are said to be the most persistent, offering her lavish trips around Europe and attempting to get her address to send flowers.
However, Sweeney has politely declined all offers.
The actress's fame clearly extends beyond Hollywood.
Sources close to Sweeney claim she's contacted by over a hundred men monthly, ranging from celebrities and millionaires to wealthy sheiks from the Middle East and Asia.
Here's five things to know about Sydney Sweeney, the Hollywood hottie stealing hearts of Premier League's biggest stars.
Who is Sydney Sweeney?
Sydney Bernice Sweeney is an American actress and producer.
She gained early recognition for her roles in Everything Sucks!, The Handmaid's Tale, and Sharp Objects.
She received wider acclaim for her performances in the drama series Euphoria (2019–present) and the first season of the anthology series The White Lotus (2021), both of which earned her nominations for Primetime Emmy Awards.
How old is she?
Sweeney was born on September 12, 1997 in Washington state.
As of August 2025, she is 27 years old.
Sydney Sweeney spent her childhood in a small lakeside community in northern Idaho.
She showed an early interest in sports, science, and technology, and first encountered acting at age 12.
To convince her parents to let her pursue acting professionally, she created a detailed five-year plan, which resulted in the whole family relocating to Los Angeles.
She started with small roles in popular series like "Grey's Anatomy," "Criminal Minds," and "Pretty Little Liars," but her breakthrough came in 2018 with appearances in the award-winning series "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Sharp Objects."
Sydney Sweeney's dating history
Sweeney was in a relationship with businessman Jonathan Davino from 2018, and they got engaged in 2022.
Everything seemed idyllic until the beginning of this year when the couple split and called off their wedding.
This news apparently hasn't gone unnoticed by many high-profile men.
Sources close to the actress say Sydney receives dozens of messages each month from millionaires, athletes, and affluent individuals, especially from Asia and the Middle East.
Although considered one of today's most attractive women, with over 25.2 million Instagram followers, Sweeney doesn't use her popularity for superficial relationships.
Her friends claim she's "the most desirable woman in America, right after Madonna," but she's selective about who she spends her time with.
Doesn't shy away from nudity in roles
Sweeney is also known for not shying away from roles involving nudity, considering them artistically justified when part of the story.
She has appeared in more explicit scenes in "Euphoria" and other projects.
Trains in kickboxing and MMA
She's been involved in kickboxing since she was 12, and MMA since 14.
"I started at 14, and at 18, I competed in my first grappling competition. I fought guys a weight class above me and took first place. I fell in love with MMA. It's a really cool skill, and it gives me the strength I have, so when people look at me they think, 'Yeah, right,' and I'm like, 'Step into the ring with me, and I'll show you!'
Sells soap with her... bathwater
Yes, you read right. The latest news to grab attention involves her unexpected partnership with the brand "Dr. Squatch".
It's a limited-edition soap line called Sydney's Bathwater Bliss, which purportedly contains water from her bath.
While the marketing move has generated mixed reactions, Sweeney explained that the project was conceived as a humorous but conscious campaign promoting hygiene and self-care, primarily for a male audience.