The “Euphoria” star relished the warm weather at her luxurious $13 million waterfront mansion in the Florida Keys.

The 27-year-old was photographed in a chic purple-patterned bikini, featuring a flattering top and skimpy bottoms. Her blonde locks were styled in a messy updo, keeping her look relaxed yet elegant. Minimal accessories, including mini earrings and black sunglasses, added a touch of sophistication to Sweeney’s ensemble.

The actress was seen lounging on a chair under the golden sun and taking a refreshing dip in the pool. Her Florida home also served as the perfect backdrop for her laid-back day, offering stunning waterfront views as she enjoyed the holiday atmosphere.

Sweeney’s swimsuit photos made it online where they sparked a wave of admiration among fans, who couldn’t help but share their thoughts. One fan commended her confidence and appearance, “Sydney’s body looks amazing in this pic.” Another compared her to Alexandra Daddario, “I like Sydney in these photos because she looks more natural than Alexandra.”

Someone highlighted her authenticity, “All natural and beautiful. Packing!” Another fan gushed about her physique, “As far as natural bodies go, she’s pretty perfect.” Her beauty left one fan in awe, expressing, “Unbelievable how beautiful she is.”

Another fan admired her look but criticized the invasive paparazzi, “Stunning. Inspiring. So happy for her, except the [sic] part where creeps are being stalky weirdos all up in her private residence.”

Appreciation for her unedited photos came through in the comment, “She’s even more amazing without photoshop.” Lastly, one fan called out online criticism, writing, “I honestly can’t believe the tweets about Sydney Sweeney looking ‘bad’ in those bikini photos when she literally looks the same way she always does (which is hot) ???? Are men insane?”

The actress’s natural beauty and confidence clearly resonated with her fans, sparking both admiration and defense of her stunning appearance. Sydney Sweeney also had a powerful response to body shamers who criticized her recent appearance, with some suggesting she had gained weight or needed to return to the gym.

The “Anyone But You” actress took to social media to address the negativity in a creative and empowering way. Her video opened with a series of negative comments targeting her looks, highlighting the unkind words from critics.

However, the tone shifted dramatically as clips of Sweeney working out in the gym appeared, showcasing her dedication to building strength and muscle. The post ended with a photo of the name “Christy Martin,” the legendary female boxer whom Sweeney is set to portray in an upcoming biopic directed by David Michôd.

“The Handmaid’s Tale” star, who is also a producer, is no stranger to online talks about her body. Conversations about her body have flooded social media before, especially after her hosting appearance on “Saturday Night Live,” on March 2, 2024.

The film star has reflected on the scrutiny she faces, noting that she sees the comments but doesn’t allow herself to have a reaction as she is still processing it all.

Still, she explained, “People feel connected and free to be able to speak about me in whatever way they want, because they believe that I’ve signed my life away. That I’m not on a human level anymore, because I’m an actor.”

She added that audiences feel entitled to discuss her body or identity because of her roles. Sweeney shared her struggle in navigating this dynamic, emphasizing that her personal self, separate from her characters, often feels overlooked or misunderstood.

Sweeney has also expressed her frustration with sensational headlines that often focus on her body rather than her accomplishments. She finds it frustrating that the red carpet looks she wears are sometimes described as provocative or scandalous simply because of her physical features. These same attires, when worn by others, might be labeled as elegant or sophisticated.

“Just because I have boobs, it doesn’t change. I understand. I get it. It’s your headline. And those won’t change because then they won’t get the clicks,” she noted. As much as she knows her body will always attract online comments, Sweeney doesn’t let this limit what she wears.

The actress shared, “Flaunt what you got. Own it. Love them. When I was in high school, I used to feel uncomfortable about how big my boobs were and I used to say that when I turned 18, I was going to get a boob job to make them smaller. And my mom told me, ‘Don’t do it. You’ll regret it in college.”

Over time, Sweeney has embraced self-acceptance. During high school, she often resorted to oversized sweatshirts to hide her breast size. Now, she is more confident and has learned to embrace her curves.

She encourages others to take pride in their natural bodies. Sweeney believes that true beauty and empowerment come from being confident and happy with oneself, as it shines through to others.