Sydney Sweeney jumps into Scooter Braun’s arms as the couple pack on the PDA Down Under
Sydney Sweeney is enjoying the views of Sydney and cuddling up to boyfriend Scooter Braun Down Under for her latest Netflix project.
The couple was seen packing on the PDA during a casual stroll around the glittering city, and at one point even jumped into his arms for a warm embrace as her arms and legs completely wrapped around his body.
Sweeney, 28, who attended Sydney’s iconic BridgeClimb trip with his partner, was casually dressed in a light blue sweatshirt that was faded. jeans Apparently with trainers for easy walking and jumping.
Her famous face was partially hidden by a white and blue baseball cap and shades, while her blonde hair was straight and barely reached her shoulders.
The 45-year-old former talent manager, whose past clients include Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande, rocked the look with a dark blue sweatshirt, dark sunglasses and a backwards baseball cap, paired with yellow shorts and white sneakers.
The actress was in Australia to shoot the live-action film Gundam, which is described as a military science fiction soap opera and is based on the 1979 Sunrise mecha anime series Mobile Suit Gundam.
Sydney Sweeney is enjoying the views of Sydney and cuddling up to boyfriend Scooter Braun Down Under for her latest Netflix project.
She was seen jumping into his arms for a warm embrace during a leisurely walk in Harbor City.
However, he did not forget to take many breaks with his girlfriend, whom he started dating in September 2025. They have been virtually inseparable ever since.
On Saturday, they were spotted climbing on the Sydney Harbor Bridge with their children Jagger, 11, Levi, 9, and Hart, 7.
Their last sighting came on the heels of Sweeney’s controversial OnlyFans storyline from the third season of Euphoria.
According to Sweeney, she wasn’t shy about stripping down for X-rated scenes on the HBO Max series.
Sweeney’s loose cannon persona turns to selling X-rated content on the subscription platform, flaunting puppy costumes and revealing underwear.
Before filming began, Sweeney spoke with series creator Sam Levinson about some of her nude scenes.
But the star accepted these offers because she was keen to portray Cassie ‘in the most vulnerable and crazy way possible’.
‘He sent me all the scripts and it already had all of Cassie’s scenes in it, OnlyFan[s] scenes and then he called and was talking about it and we [were] “We talk about everything,” he said. Vanity Fair.
The couple, photographed in New York on May 30, have been nearly inseparable since they started dating in September 2025.
The actress was in Australia to shoot the live-action film Gundam, which has been described as a military sci-fi soap opera.
Sweeney’s Euphoria season three storyline is perhaps her most daring yet; character Cassie Howard starts selling X-rated content on OnlyFans
Sweeney recently gave her Instagram followers a look at some of the racy scenes in which she was allowed to ‘play Cassie in the most vulnerable and wild way possible’.
‘He asked me how I felt about it and I told him, ‘Look, I’m playing a character.’ Do I agree with all of Cassie’s decisions? Would I personally make these choices? No, of course not.
‘But I’m an actor and this is my job and this is Cassie’s life and doing it justice and playing her the way she needs to be played, bringing Sam’s vision to life and playing Cassie in the most vulnerable and crazy way possible.’
Levinson also came to her defense after critics slammed the OnlyFans story for promoting harmful stereotypes about sex workers.
If you look at ‘OnlyFans’ you will see that it makes as much money as Hollywood. “I mean, it’s actually on par,” the Euphoria showrunner explained on Real Time with Bill Maher. Deadline.
‘This is not a niche business, it’s a huge enterprise. And if you’re young, you’re like, “I don’t want to work 9 to 5 at this place or that place. Maybe I can start taking pictures of myself.” you say.’
Levinson added: ‘The question is, what are the long-term consequences of this? When you know as a young person you’re on Instagram and you know these things and they tell you that you’re the product, you’re the brand, and now you’re 18 and you’re like, “How can I make money?” What happens when you go well? So I thought that this desire, this kind of pursuit of fast money, was an interesting thing to explore.’
