Sydney Sweeney sizzles in plunging swimsuit before jumping off a 25ft cliff and into a
Sydney Sweeney certainly sizzled when modeling cheeky swimsuits while on a lake vacation this week.
The Christy actress was seen in the snapshots on her Instagram page on Sunday morning.
The blonde pinup – who turned 28-years-old on September 12 – had on a black one piece bathing suit that was plunging in front as she stood on rocks by a lake.
While in the black suit she was seen jumping off a 25ft cliff and also waterskiing like an expert.
And the Hollywood ‘it’ girl was also spied in a white bikini as she went for a walk with friends among tall rocks.
It appeared as if the 5ft3in looker was either in Arizona or Utah. Her caption read, ‘Little trip to mars.’ Lauren Sanchez hit the like button and posted a red heart emoji.
Sydney Sweeney certainly sizzled when modeling cheeky swimsuits while on a lake vacation this week
The Christy actress was seen in the snapshots on her Instagram page on Sunday morning. The blonde pinup had on a black one piece bathing suit
Here she raised one arm and pinched her lips as she posed with a female friend
This comes after Sweeney said she felt inspired by Christy Martin. The actress plays the real-life boxer in her new movie Christy.
Sydney has admitted to feeling inspired by the former professional sportswoman.
She told Vanity Fair: ‘I was blown away that her story wasn’t more known on a universal, global level because it’s just one of the most harrowing and inspiring women that I’ve ever met in my entire life.’
Sydney got herself in tip-top physical shape in order to play Christy in the movie. The actress was also determined to not use a stunt double for the boxing scenes.
Sydney shared: ‘Every single fight you see, we are actually punching each other. We are going full force.
‘I always believed that you would not be able to make it feel real if it’s a stunt double or if it’s faking the hits.’
Sydney has enjoyed a meteoric rise over recent years – but she previously admitted that she’s still ‘navigating’ fame.
The Hollywood star confessed that she was still adjusting to her own fame and success.
While in a white swimsuit she stood at the top of a waterfall
Her backside could be seen as she looked up at the red rocks
The siren from the south wrote her name in mud on a rock
The actress – who has starred in various big-budget movies and TV shows, such as Euphoria and The White Lotus – told ES Magazine in 2023: ‘I think I’m still navigating it on a daily basis because I want to be as authentic and genuinely open to the public and my fans as possible.
‘And I think I am.
‘I talk a lot, I’m very open and it’ll probably be to my detriment, but I don’t know how people can hide behind an image.
‘At the same time, I don’t owe people answers.’
The model also wore a gold bikini with a woven cowgirl hat
A beige sheer blouse was added at sunset
The new darling of Tinseltown was also seen digging into a cookie pie with ice cream on top
Sweeney attends the Christy premiere during the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival on September 5
Sydney explained that she still wants to have her ‘own peace and private life’.
She said: ‘I’m a very private person when it comes to my family and relationships. I want people to know who I am as an individual but also, I feel that I should still be allowed to have my own peace and private life as well.
‘It’s a weird balance, I’m definitely still figuring it out.’
Meanwhile, Sydney became the subject of fierce online debate after the American Eagle advert premiered.
In the campaign video, the actress – who has blonde hair and blue eyes – says: ‘Genes that are passed from parent to offspring often determine traits such as hair colour, personality and even eye colour.’
Sydney concluded the segment by looking into the camera and saying: ‘My jeans are blue.’
American Eagle later issued a statement defending its campaign.
The company read: ‘We’ll continue to celebrate how everyone wears their AE jeans with confidence, their way. Great jeans look good on everyone.’
Meanwhile, Americana has proven to be a box office flop since its release, with director Tony Tost observing that it has been ‘gobbled up by the zeitgeist’.
Tony recently wrote on X: ‘One of the great things about movies is that they outlive the zeitgeist into which they were released.
‘As someone whose first film sorta got gobbled up by the zeitgeist, I’ll be curious to see how it’ll stand up after this moment is over. Hopefully fairly well! (sic)’