Sydney Sweeney faces awkward on-camera moment as she is asked if her breasts are real during lie detector test

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Sydney Sweeney recently faced a surprisingly direct question from her “The Maid” co-star, Amanda Seyfried, who asked if her breasts were natural.

During a candid lie detector test with Vanity Fair on Thursday, 28-year-old Euphoria star Hunter Schafer addressed rumors about whether she’s had breast augmentation surgery.

Okay, let’s talk about navigating awkward moments. Recently, I found myself in a really uncomfortable situation – someone bluntly asked me if my breasts were real! It was during a segment known for making people squirm, and honestly, leaning into that discomfort felt like the only way to handle it. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the most direct approach is best, even when it’s a little shocking.

‘Yes!’ Sweeney, 28, shot back without hesitation.

When Seyfried pressed further, asking if she’d ever had plastic surgery, the actress firmly replied, “No, I’ve never had any cosmetic procedures done.”

The polygraph examiner confirmed she was telling the truth.

This direct conversation simply highlighted an issue that Sarah Sweeney has had to discuss many times before – rumors about whether she’s had plastic surgery have followed her since she first became famous.

Earlier this week, she told Allure, ‘I have never gotten work done. I am too scared of needles.’

She explained that it’s unfair and very misleading to compare pictures of her as a child to her glamorous red-carpet photos.

The Emmy-winning star pointed out it’s unfair to compare a childhood photo of herself to a recent, professionally taken one. ‘Naturally, I’ll look different!’ she exclaimed, adding that she thinks everyone on social media is being unreasonable.

Sweeney playfully mentioned she hadn’t changed much, joking that any alterations would make her face even more uneven. She explained a childhood wakeboarding accident, which needed 19 stitches near her left eye, left her with a slight asymmetry that’s still noticeable.

In a 2023 interview with Glamour UK, she revealed she used to be self-conscious about her breasts and even thought about getting a reduction.

She explained that she felt self-conscious about her breasts when she was in high school. She even told people she planned to have surgery to reduce their size once she turned eighteen.

Her mother talked her out of it, telling her she would regret the decision in college.

‘And I’m so glad I didn’t,’ Sweeney reflected. ‘I like them. They’re my best friends.’

Sweeney frequently jokes about her naturally curvy body, even when talking about what she eats.

She recently shared with The Times that her diet is quite simple, similar to a young child’s. Some of her go-to foods include cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets, sweet potato fries, processed cheese slices, hot dogs, and peanut butter and bacon sandwiches. She also enjoys baking, especially marshmallow treats, chocolate chip cookies, and Nutella brownies.

‘It all goes to my boobs,’ she joked.

To play boxer Christy Martin in the movie Christy, which came out earlier this year, Sydney Sweeney significantly changed her body shape to convincingly portray the athlete.

I was so impressed by her dedication! She told me she actually gained over 30 pounds to really become this incredible, groundbreaking fighter she was portraying. And then, she put herself through a seriously tough, three-month training program to get into the right shape for the role. It was amazing to hear how committed she was.

She told WSJ Magazine that she did an hour of weight training in the morning, followed by about two hours of kickboxing, and then another hour of weight training in the evening.

The transformation left her feeling powerful and nearly unrecognizable. 

She described a dramatic change in her body. ‘I couldn’t fit into my old clothes,’ she explained. ‘I normally wear a size 23 in jeans, but I ended up needing a size 27. My bust and hips grew significantly – it was unbelievable! But honestly, it felt incredible to be so strong.’

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2025-12-12 02:52