A family photo becomes an absurd political statement Sydney Sweeney speaks out
After followers on Twitter condemned a family photo from her mother's 60th birthday celebration in which a member was seen wearing a Blue Lives Matter" T-shirt, Sydney Sweeney responded: "Please stop making assumptions. Sydney Sweeney is under criticism over images from a family gathering.
The 24-year-old current Emmy Award contender responded to internet criticism of a photo that showed one relative wearing a "Blue Lives Matter" T-shirt after organizing a surprise hoedown-themed party in Idaho for her mother's 60th Birthday.
You guys, this is crazy. Her brother Trent Sweeney also shared pictures of guests sporting mock MAGA hats that read: "Make Sixty Great Again." It wasn't meant to be this way. Still, celebrating my mom's milestone 60th birthday has devolved into a ridiculous political statement. Do not assume anything, Sweeney urged on Twitter. Happy Birthday to your mom, and much love to everyone else!
Sweeney received further criticism in the responses. Then you should have posted different images that weren't open to this interpretation. I think" you learned a lesson from this, one individual wrote. The actor has uploaded pictures from the Saturday festivities.
There is no better way to honor her mother than with a surprise hoedown, she said in the post. Line dancing, a mechanical bull, jean jacket embroidery, hatchet throwing, archery, and a live band were all part of the celebration.
74th Primetime Emmy awards
Sweeney has received two first-time nominations and is preparing for the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards. She is nominated for both outstanding supporting actress in a limited or anthology series or film for White Lotus and outstanding supporting actress in a drama series for season 2 of Euphoria.
I'm thrilled, shocked, and incredibly grateful. It's a wonderful day! "She explained that she called her family first to share the news with them. My phone started exploding as I was driving. When I saw it, I called my mother "Sweeney threw in. "I then phoned my team, my father, my brother, and finally my team. Just sitting in the car, I was