Sydney Sweeney has been getting close to entrepreneur Scooter Braun in recent weeks after calling off her engagement with her ex-fiancé Jonathan Davino.
But just weeks ago the actress insisted she was single as she made a rare comment about her dating life.
The Euphoria star, 28, spoke to GQ in September for an interview published on Tuesday, where she was asked if she was dating anyone.
Sydney replied: ‘I single, I don’t think I’m looking for a man right now.
‘What I’ve learned this year is that I have a really, really amazing group of girlfriends and I am strong and independent and that I’m going to be okay – if love finds me, love finds me.’
Elsewhere in the chat, Sydney was evasive when asked about her sizzling chemistry with actor Glen Powell while they starred in Anyone But You together.
Sydney Sweeney has been getting close to entrepreneur Scooter Braun in recent weeks – but just weeks ago the actress insisted she was single as she made a rare comment about her dating life (Seen in October)
Elsewhere in the chat, Syndey was evasive when asked about her sizzling chemistry with actor Glen Powell while they starred in Anyone But You together (Seen together in February 2024)
‘The professional benefits for me of being private is for my own health and sanity, I think that if I let everybody in all the time, I have nothing for myself,’ she said.
It comes after Sydney recalled being told to ‘fix her face’ by a cruel casting director when she was just 16-years-old.
Sydney, who will next be seen in new movie Christy, discussed her ‘awful’ audition experiences during an appearance on Live with Kelly and Mark on Tuesday.
Speaking about the upcoming biopic, with hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, Sydney spoke about her experience growing up in the industry.
She said: ‘I started when I was young so I had many auditions that did not go very well. I’ve had casting directors that are eating chips in the room when you are trying to audition.
‘I’ve been told I need to “fix my face” which is not fun at 16. It’s not a great experience growing up but you can have fun in it as well.’
‘You are going to get told no way more than you are going to be told yes.’
Kelly added: ‘You have to have a sense of self and you have to know who you are,’ to which Sydney agreed, ‘you do.’
Sydney was very evasive when discussing the chemistry with Glen, saying: ‘The professional benefits for me of being private is for my own health and sanity’ (Glen seen in London on Wednesday)
Sydney has been seen out and about with entrepreneur Scooter Braun on numerous occasions (Seen together on Tuesday)
Sydney has been promoting the upcoming biographical sports drama which is about former female boxer Christy Martin.
The movie – which was directed by David Michôd – is set to hit cinemas later next month on November 7.
Sydney has taken on the role of portraying Martin in the project alongside other co-stars such as Ben Foster, Merritt Wever and Katy O’Brian.
The actress notably gained 30 pounds for her role – which she opened up about to Variety last month during the Toronto Film Festival.
‘I had a nutritionist work with me as well as a weight trainer and a boxing trainer,’ the star explained.
‘We upped my calorie intake and I started taking a lot of protein shakes and supplements and eating everything.’
She added: ‘I ate a lot of Smuckers, a lot of PB and J sandwiches, milkshakes, kind of just constantly always eating because we were so active. I was constantly burning it all off at the same time. So keeping it all up was quite a challenge.’
It comes after Sydney recalled being told to ‘fix her face’ by a cruel casting director when she was just 16-years-old (Seen in 2011 aged 14)
In regards to the film itself, Sydney also expressed, ‘I’m just glad that Christy’s story is out there.’
The film has been trashed by some critics ahead of its release, with the BBC’s culture critic giving Christy just two stars.
‘It is impossible to forget that she is Sydney Sweeney in the cliché-ridden biopic Christy, as our hyperawareness of her off-screen image distracts us from what’s going on in the film.
‘A contradiction at the heart of Christy is that Sweeney is the main reason anyone is paying attention to the project, but her own high-profile celebrity makes it difficult to believe her as the character. Can she ever escape the real-life chatter around her?’
