Sydney Sweeney Net Worth

What Is Sydney Sweeney's Net Worth?

Sydney Sweeney is an American actress who has a net worth of $40 million. Sydney Sweeney began acting as a child and spent her teens working across network TV, streaming dramas, and independent films, often appearing briefly in shows like "Criminal Minds," "Grey's Anatomy," "Heroes," and "90210." Her first real momentum came with recurring parts on series known for strong ensemble casts. She played Emaline on Netflix's "Everything Sucks!" and Alice on HBO's "Sharp Objects," roles that introduced her emotional range and talent for playing layered, wounded characters. She followed that with Eden on "The Handmaid's Tale," giving her a foothold in prestige television.

Sweeney's breakthrough arrived when she was cast as Cassie Howard on HBO's "Euphoria." Her work on the series, especially in its second season, brought widespread acclaim and cemented her as one of the show's standout performers. At the same time, she drew praise for her role as Olivia Mossbacher in the first season of "The White Lotus," earning two Emmy nominations in the same year for her performances on both series. Her ability to balance vulnerability, volatility, and sharp comedic beats made her a go-to performer for complex material.

As her profile grew, Sweeney transitioned into feature films and large-scale studio projects. She appeared in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," then took on leading roles in movies such as "Reality," "Immaculate," and the romantic comedy "Anyone But You," opposite Glen Powell, which became a surprise box-office hit and expanded her reach into mainstream audiences. She also played Julia Carpenter in Sony's Marvel-adjacent film "Madame Web." In 2025, she starred as Christy Martin in the biopic "Christy."

Beyond acting, Sweeney launched her own production company, Fifty-Fifty Films, and has taken an active role in developing projects, particularly those that highlight complex female characters. Known for her discipline and intense preparation, Sweeney has also attracted attention for performing her own stunts and diving deeply into character work.

As we detail in a moment, outside of her acting career, Sydney is a prolific brand endorser thanks to her beauty and large social media following. She has earned far more money from these endorsements than she has from her acting career.

Salary

Sydney earned a base salary of $2 million to stay in 2023's "Anyone But You." She also earned $250,000 as an executive producer. She made $750,000 to star in "Madame Web" and $250,000 for the horror movie "Immaculate." Sydney became one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood when she earned $7.5 million to star in the 2024 thriller "The Housemaid."

Great Jeans Ad Controversy

In July 2025, Sydney Sweeney starred in American Eagle's fall denim campaign titled "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans," cleverly playing on the homophones jeans and genes. While American Eagle defended the campaign as a lighthearted celebration of individuality and personal style, critics argued that the ad carried unintended undertones. Some interpreted the wordplay as subtly endorsing eugenic ideals and traditional Western beauty standards, particularly given Sweeney's blonde hair and blue eyes.

The campaign quickly sparked controversy. Conservative commentators praised it as a refreshingly apolitical, even anti-woke ad campaign. Donald Trump amplified the ad's visibility by declaring it the "HOTTEST" commercial and praising Sweeney's Republican background. On the other side of the cultural divide, celebrities like Lizzo openly mocked the campaign, incorporating satirical references to it in lyrics and social media posts, often using humor to highlight what they saw as its tone-deaf messaging.

Despite the uproar, the campaign delivered results. American Eagle reportedly saw a major bump in engagement and stock value, fueled by the widespread media coverage and debate. For Sweeney, the episode underscored her increasingly complex role at the intersection of celebrity, fashion, and American political discourse.

Endorsements

Sydney Sweeney has become a highly sought-after figure in the world of brand endorsements, thanks in large part to her massive social media following and cross-generational appeal. With more than 25 million followers on Instagram alone, she has cultivated a carefully curated image that blends glamour, authenticity, and a strong sense of personal style. Her influence extends beyond her film and television work, making her a valuable partner for fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands.

Sweeney has landed a wide range of high-profile endorsement deals. In fashion, she has collaborated with luxury and mainstream labels alike, including Miu Miu, Armani, Cotton On, and Guess. Her campaign work spans everything from ready-to-wear collections to lingerie, such as her partnership with Parade, where she helped promote inclusive and body-positive messaging. In the skincare space, she has served as a face of Laneige, appearing in ads that emphasize her natural beauty and youthful aesthetic.

One of her most distinctive partnerships has been with Ford, a collaboration that taps into her real-life love of cars. In a widely publicized campaign, Sweeney restored a vintage Ford Bronco, blending classic Americana with her own hands-on, DIY persona. The partnership stood out as a creative and authentic brand alignment, showcasing her mechanical skills and adding depth to her public image.

Some of Sydney's most notable endorsement partnerships include:

• Miu Miu
• Armani Beauty
• Laneige
• Samsung
• Ford
• American Eagle
• Cotton On
• HEYDUDE

(Photo by Rich Fury/VF22/Getty Images for Vanity Fair)

Early Life and Career Beginnings

Sydney Bernice Sweeney was born on September 12, 1997, in Spokane, Washington. Her mother, Lisa, is a lawyer, while her father, Scott, works in medicine. Sydney has a younger brother named Trent. Sweeney first got interested in acting when an independent film came to shoot in her town. To convince her parents to allow her to audition, she presented them with a five-year business plan. Shortly afterward, the family moved to Los Angeles, California, so that Sydney could pursue an acting career.

As a preteen, Sweeney made her feature film debut in 2009's "ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction," which screened at a variety of film festivals in the United States. The same year, she had guest roles on the television superhero drama "Heroes" and the police procedural series "Criminal Minds."

Television Career

Following her 2009 debut, Sweeney was in the pilot episode of the NBC police procedural "Chase." She also appeared in an episode of "90210," the fourth series of the popular "Beverly Hills, 90210" franchise. Sydney was subsequently in episodes of the Disney XD series "Kickin' It," the ABC medical drama "Grey's Anatomy," the sitcom "The Middle," and the teen mystery drama "Pretty Little Liars."

Sweeney had her biggest year yet in 2018. First, she was in the Netflix series "Everything Sucks!," about two groups of high school students in Oregon in the 1990s. Sydney played the main character of Emaline Addario, a junior in the drama club. Other cast members included Jahi Di'Allo Winston, Peyton Kennedy, Patch Darragh, Quinn Liebling, and Elijah Stevenson. Later in 2018, Sweeney appeared in the HBO miniseries "Sharp Objects" in the recurring role of Alice, a roommate whom Amy Adams' character meets at a psychiatric facility. For her performance, Sydney researched stories of girls with mental illness and visited hospitals that had self-harming patients. The same year, Sweeney had another recurring role on the dystopian Hulu series "The Handmaid's Tale," playing the pious Eden Spencer. Following this, in 2019, she began appearing in the main role of Cassie Howard on the HBO teen drama series "Euphoria." In 2021, she starred in the acclaimed HBO miniseries "The White Lotus."

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Film Career

In the early 2010s, Sweeney appeared in such films as "The Ward," a supernatural horror film directed by John Carpenter, and "Spiders 3D," a science-fiction monster film. Subsequent credits included "Angels in Stardust," "The Martial Arts Kid," "Stolen From Suburbia," "Cassidy Way," "The Horde," "Vikes," and "Dead Ant." In 2018, Sydney was in "Relentless" and "The Wrong Daughter," and had a starring role in the horror film "Along Came the Devil." She also appeared briefly in the neo-noir thriller "Under the Silver Lake," starring Andrew Garfield. The next year, Sweeney was in three major movies: the coming-of-age comedy "Big Time Adolescence," the romantic drama "Clementine," and Quentin Tarantino's revisionist historical drama "Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood," starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt. In the latter film, Sydney played the character of Snake, a member of the Manson family.

In 2020, Sweeney starred in the supernatural horror film "Nocturne," which was the fourth installment in the "Welcome to the Blumhouse" anthology series. She played Juliet Lowe, a pianist in her senior year of high school who becomes dangerously jealous of her twin sister, played by Madison Iseman. Following this, Sydney starred in the erotic thriller "The Voyeurs" and had a supporting role in the thriller "Night Teeth."

In 2023, Sweeney appeared opposite Glen Powell in the film "Anyone but You." She also served as executive producer of the rom-com, which earned $217 million on its budget of $25 million.

In 2024, Sydney appeared in the box office bomb Marvel movie "Madame Web." She also appeared in the horror "Immaculate." She served as a producer on this film, which earned $20 million on its $9 million budget.

In 2025, Sydney appeared in the films "Echo Valley, " "Christy," and "The Housemaid." She is slated to appear in "The Devil Wears Prada 2."

Other Endeavors

In addition to feature films, Sweeney has appeared in such short films as "Takeo," "Night Blind," "Held," "Love Made Visible," "The Unborn," and "It Happened Again Last Night." Beyond film and television, she appeared in the 2019 music video for Halsey's song "Graveyard." Additionally, Sydney serves as an executive producer under her own production company, Fifty-Fifty Films.

In September 2023, Sydney starred in the music video for the Rolling Stones song "Angry":

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Personal Life

For her higher education, Sweeney went to the University of California, Los Angeles, where she studied entrepreneurship. On top of this, she is a trained MMA fighter.

Sydney's romantic life has been kept largely private. At one point, she dated Jonathan Davino, a restaurateur and heir to the pizza company Pompei. Jonathan's sister, Carissa Davino, is the founder of the company that owns the patent on the dual-chamber vaporizer that is used to charge many cannabis weed vapes. In late 2025, it was confirmed that Sydney was in a relationship with music manager Scooter Braun.

Measurements

One could say that Sydney is best known for her ample measurements. Especially her larger-than-average breasts. She is 5 feet three and has 36-24-36 measurements with a bust size of 32D.

Real Estate

In January 2022, Sydney paid $3 million for a home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Westwood. In July 2023, she paid $6.2 million for a home in LA's Bel-Air neighborhood. She actually paid $250,000 over asking for the 1.25-acre property, which features a 4,500-square-foot mansion. In June 2024, Sydney paid $13.5 million for an oceanfront mansion in Summerland Key, Florida.

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