For years, fans have admired the confidence and on-screen presence of Sydney Sweeney. But in a candid new interview, the Hollywood star revealed that growing up in the spotlight — and even before fame — wasn’t always as easy as it might seem. The actress, known for standout roles in hit shows and films, opened up about personal insecurities she carried for years, including how she felt about her body during her teenage years. In the conversation, Sweeney even addressed a topic fans have long speculated about, revealing details about her bra size while explaining how those early experiences shaped her confidence. What surprised many people wasn’t just the revelation itself, but the honest way she described the struggles behind it. Looking back now, Sweeney says those moments played a big role in how she views herself today. But one part of her story about growing up has especially caught fans’ attention. Read the full interview to see what she revealed about the journey behind her confidence.
SYDNEY Sweeney has revealed her true bra size, admitting her curves made her insecure until her star rose in Hollywood.
Her role in Euphoria helped her embrace her body exactly how it is, according to the star.
Sydney Sweeney, seen at Variety’s 2025 Power of Women Los Angeles on October 29, 2025, confessed that her curves used to be an insecurity
The actress, who recently launched her lingerie brand, Syrn, credited her role in Euphoria with helping her embrace her body
Sydney, 28, decided to launch her lingerie brand, Syrn, in 2026, and has been working hard to promote it with sexy promotional pics ever since.
Fans love seeing her curves on full display, but the actress recently revealed in an interview with Us Weekly that it took time for her to feel confident in her body.
“I grew up with boobs. I was wearing a 32DD in sixth grade, and I never felt confident,” she told the magazine.
“I never had anything I felt good in, and I just wanted to hide. It wasn’t until [I played] Cassie in Euphoria that I started realizing it’s actually powerful to be confident; our bodies are incredible.
“We should embrace [them] and feel really good in our skin.”
Sydney said that while playing Cassie, she was forced to wear things she typically wouldn’t – revealing pieces that highlighted her ample chest.
“I’d always be like, ‘Oh, this fit doesn’t work’,” she said.
“‘I don’t have the support I want. The straps are digging into my shoulders or it’s kind of itchy and riding up.’ I started a whole Pinterest board of thousands of photos of inspiration, and I [thought], ‘I should actually do this.’ And we put it together.”
In January, she launched Syrn, beginning with collections like Seductress and, later, Romantic.
The lingerie brand markets itself as inclusive, with sexy pieces with 44 different sizes.
“That’s kind of why I wanted to build all these different worlds,” she said.
“So [fans] could honestly choose what they wanted to be [at] the start of the day or the end of the day.”
Sydney’s insecurities certainly don’t come through in her photos.
In February, she shared a video of herself in different bra and panty sets from Syrn.
The clip showed her in various stages of undress as cameras snapped nearby.
She first appeared in tiny white underwear and a matching bra top.
Sydney posed on a folding chair, arching her back seductively.
The camera panned to another frame that showed her bare butt in a black thong and tights.
Elsewhere in the shoot she posed on a folding chair again, this time swinging her curly hair side-to-side.
In another frame, Sydney can be seen lifting a white shirt over hear head, exposing a white bra underneath.
She then posed laying on the floor with her butt and legs resting on a chair in brown lingerie.
Sydney, posing here for a Syrn ad campaign, revealed she has been a 36DD since she was young
Sydney, again posing here for her lingerie brand, said in an interview that she now embraces her assets
Sydney, pictured at the 35th GLAAD Media Awards on March 14, 2024, markets her lingerie line as inclusive and has 44 different sizes
