Remember Cassie in a wedding dress? Sydney Sweeney finally reacts to that Euphoria Season 3 viral set photo
That viral wedding dress pic? Yeah, she saw it
During her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the Echo Valley star was shown the infamous photo of herself in a wedding dress, looking like a blushing (or breakdown-prone) bride. Fallon wasted no time, asking if Cassie was getting hitched this season. Sweeney, clearly prepped for the interrogation, dodged like a pro: 'Um, I cannot confirm or deny.' Classic.
Then she served up a zinger, joking that the photo 'could be AI,' prompting Fallon to laugh and shut it down with a firm, 'No, it cannot.'
Cassie in Euphoria season 3? More unhinged than ever
What Sweeney did spill is that Cassie is not calming down anytime soon. In fact, she is levelling up her chaos. Sweeney confessed that Cassie is 'even worse' this season, which, if you recall her emotional spiral in Season 2, should have everyone shaking. This is not just unhinged, this is unhinged with glitter eyeliner and possibly a veil.
🚨 'EUPHORIA' Season 3 LEAK: Sydney Sweeney in a wedding dress filming 'EUPHORIA' Season 3 with Alanna Ubach 👀#EUPHORIA #EuphoriaSeason3 pic.twitter.com/EmqLS1pcSt
She previously told Empire magazine that she loves how flawed Cassie is, describing her as someone who messes up constantly but always from a place of messy, tragic love. Working with showrunner Sam Levinson, Sweeney revealed she often calls him with ideas to make things even wilder, and he is all for it.
🚨 | Sydney Sweeney filming the third season of Euphoria in a wedding dress. pic.twitter.com/EA6jSL9FJJ
Season 3 still MIA, but expectations are sky high
With filming reportedly starting in January 2025, fans are crossing their glittered fingers for a 2026 release. That would mark four years since the last season aired, and yes, the anticipation is feral.
Wedding or not, Cassie is back, and Sydney Sweeney is promising maximum drama. Let the chaos reign.
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