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Sydney Sweeney Not strange to the spotlight, but that doesn’t mean she lives in it.
The “Euphoria” star spoke frankly about her emotional Toll becoming famous in an interview before her controversial American Eagle “Good Jeans” AD.
“Privacy is huge,” she said in an interview. Times UK. “You don’t realize what it means until you lose it.
The “Euphoria” star shares how constant media censorship and paparazzi invasions affected her before the American Eagle Controversy. (Christopher Polk/multiple images)
Sweeney, 27, admitted that from headlines to photographers outside her home, it became unbearable. “It’s crazy,” she said, adding, “Nothing is true.”
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Sydney Sweeney in an American Eagle Jeans ad. (American Eagle Instagram)
Although Sweeney continues to soar to fame, she admits that her ability to trust others is shrinking rapidly. “I’ve been protected all the time,” she said. “There will certainly be more now. You make few people you trust.”
The reporter who spoke with Sweeney also pointed out that the Hollywood actress was obviously nervous during a 50-minute promotional stop that was supposed to be a new movie and a series of brand deals. According to the Times UK, her discomfort is “troubled”.
The reporter also speculated that while her conversation with Sweeney was conducted before the release of the American Eagle ad, her “warning” could have been caused by early controversial opposition – in 2022, she faced another round of rebound after posting photos of her mother’s birthday party. In the photo, some party people can be seen wearing red hats that read “Make Sixty Great Again” which many people think is the president’s reference Donald Trump.
At the time, she wrote on social media: “The innocent celebration of my mom’s milestone 60th birthday turned into a ridiculous political statement, which is not the purpose. Please stop making assumptions.”
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Sweeney candidly illustrate her emotional charge reputation. (American Eagle)
this “Besides You” actress Comments follow the heels of the July American Eagle sport.
The US Hawks open fire to critics after Sydney Sweeney campaign rebounds strongly online
Sweeney broke the internet last month with viral ads as she lay down and secured her jeans while saying, “Genes are passed from parents to offspring, often identifying features like hair color, personality and even eye color.” The camera then stabbed her blue eyes. “My jeans are blue.”
The strong opposition of the Sweeney campaign faces the brute force of social media, some of which suggests it has a shadow of “eugenics” and “white supremacy.” (Emma McIntyre/Getty Images)
advertise Facing a rebound After the release, some people suggested it had shadows of “eugenics” and “white supremacy.”
according to salonthe term “great gene” has been used historically to “celebrate whiteness, thinness and attraction.”
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American Eagle posted a statement on social media on August 1, saying: “‘Sydney Sweeney has great jeans’ is and always related to jeans. Her jeans. Her jeans. Her story. Our story. We will continue to celebrate everyone wearing AE jeans in a confident way.
