Sydney Sweeney Makes Decision Amid Tom Brady Rumors
Sydney Sweeney seemingly makes headlines whenever she leaves the house. But that was especially the case when the 27-year-old "Euphoria" star was rumored to be spending time with Tom Brady at Jeff Bezos' A-list Italian wedding over the weekend.
According to reports, Sweeney and the GOAT were dancing "till 2 AM" after chatting it up at the hotel bar over the course of the multi-day nuptuals.
Brady has been divorced from ex-wife Giselle Bündchen for years now. While Sydney recently broke off her engagement with fiance Jonathan Davino and has since confirmed that she's single.
That's the way she plans on keeping it too, per TMZ. Who cited a source with direct knowledge of the bombshell's situation on Tuesday.
"We're told the 'Euphoria' star is focused on her career and enjoying life, with romance not being a priority right now," the Hollywood outlet shared. "We're told no one hooked up. Nothing to see here! All just fun!!"
Brady and Sweeney were also reportedly seen going for a walk along the Venetian streets with Orlando Bloom— who's believed to be going through a breakup of his own at the moment.
Sweeney called off her engagement and separated from Davino back in January following months of rumors about their relationship.
For now though it sounds like Sweeney is going to enjoy being one of the most sought-after women in the world as she continues filming Season 3 of her role as Cassie Howard.Sydney Sweeney Makes Decision Amid Tom Brady Rumors first appeared on The Spun on Jul 1, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
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