Sydney Sweeney has been in the show business for quite a while now. She had to struggle for a while in the beginning, but the 25-year-old is all about going big now. However, her journey from the small town of Spokane to two Emmy nominations was not easy. The actress has suffered a lot on her way to stardom and in the meantime; she has learned a few things.

Coming from a small town, Sweeney has always been a t-shirt and jeans kind of person. However, the red carpet demands a kind of glam that makes it mandatory for a person to transform himself. The Euphoria actress revealed that she has now learned to create different personas according to the occasion. Depending upon the event and the people around, Sweeney transforms herself.

In an interview given to Vogue last year, Sweeney revealed, “I create different personas that [represent] who I’d want to be in that moment, which puts me at ease.” But that is not it, the actress revealed a major reason why she does it. She said that she usually gets very nervous before or during the events and that is why she feels the need to change her persona, basically to fit in.

Her different personas are the real reason why fans are eager to know the real Sweeney.

Sydney Sweeney loves to keep her personal life private

The Euphoria star is known for a variety of roles that she does on screen. But, most of the roles which have gained her the most recognition are someone who likes to keep it to herself. Be it Cassie from Euphoria or Olivia from The White Lotus, she has nailed the roles of a lost-in-herself type of girl.

While she is not really lost in her real life, she is a very private person. That is one of the reasons she never talks about her off-camera life, especially something related to her relationship with her fiance, Jonathan Davino. In fact, when recent rumors of dating her co-star Glen Powell were out, she never commented on it.

Meanwhile, on work front, the actress will appear in Anyone But You in December this year, which is her highly anticipated rom-com.

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