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What is Sydney Sweeney’s Net Worth in 2022?
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Sydney Sweeney is the actress everybody is talking about right now as fans revel over the second season of her popular series Euphoria, which was recently released on HBO. But what’s her net worth after appearing on show among the likes of Zendaya and Hunter Schafer?
Sweeny has often kept her private life, well, private, thanks to the horrendous Twitter bullying The Handmaid’s Tale actress has been subjected to in the past.
Now aged 24, Sweeny is already a well-accomplished actress, appearing in the Netflix series Everything Sucks! And the HBO miniseries Sharp Objects.
What is Sydney Sweeney’s net worth in 2022?
Sydney Sweeney is estimated to be worth $4 million (£2.9 million) in 2022.
However, another site estimates that the actress is worth just $1 million (£738,000) in 2022.
Despite the discrepancies in her estimated net worth, there’s no doubt that the Euphoria star has had a blossoming career so far.
Sweeney began her career in acting in 2009, at the tender age of 12, when she appeared as a cameo on NBC’s Heroes. She would then go on to play the role of Emily in the horror film Spiders 3D.
Sweeney has since featured in the Netflix series Everything Sucks! And has taken on roles in The Handmaid’s Tale and HBO’s Sharp Objects, before joining Zendaya in HBO’s ever-popular series Euphoria.
Born in Washington to her mother, a lawyer, and her father, in the medical sector, Sweeney gained a surprising interest in acting. The starlet wanted to audition for a role in a movie that were scouting for budding actors in her local town.
Sweeney knew that her professional parents needed some convincing, and was said to present them with an ambitious five-year business plan.
Lucky for Sweeney, her parents agreed to her career choice, and her plan worked out for the best.
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Topics: HBO, Netflix, Zendaya, TV and Film
