Sydney Sweeney & Tom Brady Spark Romance Rumors At Jeff Bezos Wedding, ‘Source' Claims
Reports have given insight into what Sydney Sweeney and Tom Brady were up to at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's grand Italian wedding. Some claims have also suggested that sparks may be flying between the two. TMZ exclusively learned from sources that Sweeney was the 'center of attention' for single guys, Brady being one of them.
The outlet reported that the pair, along with other wedding guests like Leonardo DiCaprio, Orlando Bloom, Oprah Winfrey, and the Kardashians, were all partying at the hotel bar during their stay at The Gritti Palace in Venice. According to the source, Brady was the 'life of the party.' The 47-year-old former football player reportedly also spent time 'chatting up' Sweeney.
The Daily Mail learned from an insider that the 27-year-old actor was the 'most sought-after person' during the lavish multi-day wedding festivities. They revealed that many of the guests wanted to strike up a conversation with Sweeney. The source also claimed that 'every guy' who came across the actor has 'talked about how stunning she is in real life.'
Brady was reportedly among those who were charmed by Sweeney. Another Daily Mail insider claimed that the duo danced together at a party during the wedding festivities. The celebration reportedly lasted until 2 a.m. A source further noted that the former quarterback 'danced with everyone.' Besides partying together, Sweeney was also spotted enjoying a walk around the city with Brady and Bloom.
Sydney Sweeney's attendance at the Bezos-Sanchez wedding came after she reportedly ended her engagement with Jonathan Davino earlier this year.
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