Sydney Sweeney is a 25-year-old star who has successfully become both an actress and entrepreneur over the last few years. That said, her fame has definitely reached new heights in 2024.
Her appearances in multiple projects such as Euphoria (2019), Grey’s Anatomy (2005), The Handmade Tales (2017), and Everything Sucks! (2018) catapulted her to immediate stardom.
She was interviewed by The Hollywood Reporter recently in which she candidly opened up about her financial status. Her critics didn’t love that.
Notably, the young American is said to have garnered a prestigious net worth of $5 million USD as of 2023.
Sydney Sweeney’s Biography
Sydney Sweeney was born in Spokane Washington and has a younger brother. Her parents belong to the working class, her mother is a lawyer and her father belongs to the medical field.
In 2020, she made a generous donation worth 12,000 USD to the restaurants in Spokane. The amount donated was used to provide food to shelterless and homeless people.
Recently, her relationship with Jonathan Davino became the talk of the town. Jonathon owns and runs a restaurant in Chicago, and the couple got engaged in February 2022.
Sydney Sweeney, the young American rising star, bought a luxurious Snow White chateau in Westwood, Los Angeles for a whopping $3 million.
Earlier this year, her video was floating all over Tik Tok in which she was tinkering with her 1969 Ford Bronco. She bought the car from an auction site and transformed it and spent eighteen months making it a classic and one-of-its-kind vintage car.
Sydney’s Professional Career
Sydney Sweeney has accumulated a net worth of 5 million USD, but where did this all come from?
So, Sydney has made notable appearances in multiple American television programs that sky-rocketed her fame and opened the gate to new opportunities for her.
Her first and foremost work that brought her spontaneous fame was Euphoria, which aired in 2019. She portrayed the role of Cassie Howard; a teen girl who lives with a bundle of insecurities. The project earned her a huge wealth as she was paid around $350,000 for 13 episodes, which makes $27,000 for each episode.
Before that her appearance in a Netflix series, Everything Sucks! also accounts for her prominence. The show was aired in 2018 and Sydney played the role of Emaline Addario, a lead character who fell in love with another student and after she lost feelings for him she went on the road of self-discovery.
After Euphoria, she starred in an HBO project, The White Lotus, a comedy drama. She appeared as Olivia Mossbacher, a college student who went to Hawaiian Resort with family and friends, and her cruel site was discovered. Sydney excelled exuberantly which led her to be a nominee for Emmy Awards.
Another project that made her a renowned celebrity is Nocturne, an American horror movie released in 2020. Sydney played Juliet’s character, a pianist who has a much more talented twin sister, and Juliet wishes to steal the art from her sister. She was much praised for her breathtaking performance.
Apart from her acting career, she has much more on her plate. Sydney Sweeney has several sponsorships with beauty brands like Tory Burch, Laneige, eBay, and Miu Miu. Although her exact earnings are not known, it is estimated that each sponsored post was paid between $70,000 and $2 million.
Sydney Sweeney’s Financial Struggles
Ever heard of a six-month vacation break? Does that even exist? Well, that’s what Sydney Sweeney wants, and claims that she can’t afford it due to financial instability at her end. Then how did she manage to buy a palace-like home in LA and a Ford Bronco?
So, the back story is that she spoke to The Hollywood Reporter and shared the breakdown of her salary. Sydney has to pay around 18 percent, collectively, of her income to her agents, lawyer, publicist, and manager.
Sydney added that she doesn’t sleep and had mental breakdowns due to her continued work. Furthermore, she shared how she can’t have a long vacation for half a year because of a lack of money on her back to live the lavishing life that she desires and that if she doesn’t work and expand her income streams she has no one to pay bills or take care of her children in future.
