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Sidney Sweeney She knows the “MAGA Barbie” hashtag is circulating about her online, but she has no time for haters or politics.
“I never came here to talk about politics,” Sweeney, 28, told metropolis In an interview published Thursday, January 29. “I’ve always made art here, so it’s not a conversation I want to be at the forefront of.”
She explained, “I think because of that, people wanted to take it a step further and use me as their pawn. But it was something assigned to me that I had no control over.”
Sweeney has been dubbed “MAGA Barbie” by some on social media as speculation grows about her political stance. follow her American Eagle jeans campaign controversy 2025, President Donald Trump said the actress was a registered Republican while praising her for making “the hottest commercial,” Adding fuel to the fire.
Sydney Sweeney had more to say about participating in the currently controversial American Eagle denim campaign. “I’m honestly surprised by the reaction,” Sweeney, 28, told PEOPLE in an interview published Friday, Dec. 5. “I did it because I love jeans and I love the brand.”
Sweeney was heavily criticized after posing for an American Eagle ad with the slogan “Sydney Sweeney knows good jeans.” Some social media fans claimed the ad promoted controversial eugenics theories by using “jeans” to actually mean “genes”. Sweeney and brands Deny the accusation.
Chatter around Sweeney controversial activities The sentiment has yet to die down in circles, but the TV star insisted Thursday that she’s not interested in talking politics or defending herself from the internet’s loudest trolls.
“I’m not a hateful person” Euphoria The star told the magazine she admits she hasn’t yet figured out where her lines are and when it’s time to speak up fully.
Sydney Sweeney embraces her inner femme fatale. Sweeney, 28, chatted with Variety in an interview published on Monday, October 27, about the acting roles she accepted and being cast as one of Hollywood’s biggest bombshells. “I’ve played a lot of very controversial characters and I think a lot of people (…)
Sweeney noted, “If I said, ‘That’s not true,’ they’d say to me, ‘You’re just saying that to look better.'” There was no winning. There is never any victory. “
this anyone but you actor Adding, “I have to continue to be myself because I know who I am. I can’t make everyone love me. I know what I stand for.”
When asked if Sweeney would let fans know her personal thoughts on politics, she said “no,” and again said, “I’m not a political person. I do art. I’m not here to talk politics.”
Sweeney reiterated that politics is not her cup of tea, telling the magazine, “It’s not a field I ever imagined being in. It’s not why I am who I am.”
Sydney Sweeney.
Emma McIntyre/Getty ImagesSCADShe continued, “I became an actor because I love telling stories, but I don’t believe in hatred of any kind. I believe we should all love, respect and understand each other.”
Sweeney’s openness to the magazine sparked backlash from some — and seemed to confirm the actress’ concerns that speaking out about politics, even if she doesn’t want to discuss it, is a no-win situation.
One user wrote in the comments section: “This is so tone deaf, especially in today’s political climate, oops Cosmo.” Posts from the magazine About Sweeney’s nickname of “MAGA Barbie.”
Sydney Sweeney is responding to the backlash she received for her controversial American Eagle jeans campaign. “I did a jeans ad. I mean, the reaction was absolutely amazing, but I love jeans,” the Christie star, 28, said in a GQ interview published on Tuesday, November 4. “I wear jeans. I’m really (…)
Another user replied: “Cosmo is not looking at the room,” while a third replied: “Embarrassing in every way.”
Sweeney told metropolis One of the things she wants to “retire from the internet” is “I’m a hateful person.”
Sweeney also spoke more about the American Eagle show, telling the outlet, “Those are not my values.” Still, she admitted “it’s a weird thing to have to navigate and digest, Because this is not me“.
“None of this was me. I had to watch it happen. I was online, I saw stuff, but I was slowly pulling myself away,” she shared. “It’s definitely gotten to the point where it’s not healthy for me to digest it all.”
this Founder of Syrn Underwear Finally, he concluded: “I have always been led by love. I have always believed that love is love in all forms. You should be kind to anyone you meet.”
