With a snake wrapped around her naked body: Sidney Sweeney responds to critics

The series “Euphoria” came to an end after three provocative seasons, and the one who contributed to the storms created around her with bold and controversial scenes is Sidney Sweeney. But it seems that the 28-year-old actress, who was in the spotlight after her storyline this season included, among other things, questionable sexual costumes – and a thriving Unlipance account, is not bothered.

In a post she uploaded tonight (between Sunday and Monday) to her Instagram account, Sweeney, who was also accused of being too sexy, celebrated the end of the series with sensual photos from the set – and responded to the criticism. “It’s called… a game,” the actress wrote to her 26.1 million followers, alongside a series of photos in which she is seen with very little fabric.

Among the documentation from the set, Sweeney, who plays Cassie in the series, can be seen wearing spotted and transparent underwear, bare legs on a bed with the photographer on top of her, kneeling on a bar with a bra and thin thongs, and wrapped in a snake – with only transparent pantyhose on her body, and a tiny leaf-like cloth, which hides her nipples and penis.

This is definitely not the first time that Sweeney is at the center of one of the blatant storylines in the series, causing a storm or being photographed naked. The one who stood by her side, at least according to a source who spoke with the website Page Six, He is her partner for the last six months, the American-Jewish music producer Scooter Braun.

Sweeney’s provocative scenes, according to the same source, pass smoothly to the musical producer and he sees them as an integral part of her work: “Scooter has no problem with Sydney’s scenes in ‘Euphoria’ or with any other role she chooses to play. He understands that it is part of her job and appreciates her commitment to the profession.”

According to the same source, the relationship between the two is stable and based on trust, and Brown does not try to influence her choice of roles. Brown himself referred to the series this week, in a podcast Second Thoughtand said: “I watch her. I’m biased, I love her,” before adding with a smile, “There’s an amazing performance by a certain actress.”