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Sydney Sweeney was shamed for having big b**bs
Sydney Sweeney has become a familiar name in the entertainment industry with her impressive acting skills and stunning looks.
The star has featured in some of the biggest shows and movies in recent times, including Euphoria, Sharp Objects, Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood, and The Handmaid’s Tale.
However, Sweeney’s journey to the top wasn’t an easy one.
The Washington native has been pursuing her passion for acting since she was just 12 years old.
But it took her several years of hard work and perseverance to get to where she is now.
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While speaking to Allure, Sweeney revealed that her body was a significant factor that held her back from getting consistent work in the early days.
As an actor, Sweeney explained that it was easier to play younger characters to work longer hours on set.
However, her naturally developed body made it difficult for her to land those roles.
“My problem was, I’ve always had really big b–bs since I was 12 years old,” Sweeney said.
“And so I was 14 years old auditioning for these 10-year-olds, and people would look at me and be like, ‘No.'”
Sweeney further explained that people judged her for having a developed body at such a young age, and she found it hard to cope with the constant shaming.
“It was crazy to me because I was like, ‘But when I was 12, I had these b–bs,'” she recalled.
“It was this standard that girls didn’t have a body unless they were an adult.
It was really hard because then I was constantly trying to hide myself and my body.”
However, things started to change for Sweeney when she began playing characters of older ages.
“They’re like, ‘Oh yes, now you can have b–bs because you’re an adult.’ It was a mind f***,” she said.
Now, as a successful actor and producer, Sweeney has started her own production company, Fifty-Fifty Films, which focuses on telling female-led stories.
By starting her own company, Sweeney hopes to create opportunities for herself and other women in the industry who deserve a chance.
Her journey is a reminder that body shaming can happen to anyone, regardless of their success or fame.
But with hard work and perseverance, one can overcome any obstacle and achieve their dreams.
