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American actress Sydney Sweeney has been making waves in Hollywood recently. But her claim to fame is probably the hit HBO show,Euphoria, starring Zendaya in the lead. Playing the character of Cassie, Sweeney captured the hearts and mind of the audiences, and left them in complete awe of her.
In season two of the hit series, Sweeney played a pregnant version of her character Cassie. Her boyfriend, Nate, after a fight with Fez (played by the late actor Angus Cloud), in his delusions, fantasizes about marrying Cassie and starting a family with her. And to bring this fantasy to life, Sydney Sweeney had to go through some tough times.
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Sydney Sweeney’s Pregnant Belly inEuphoriaSeason 2
To prepare for playing a pregnant Cassie,Sydney Sweeneyhad to make some adjustments. To ensure that her baby bump looked as real as possible, the team made sure the prosthetics used in Sweeney were perfectly placed. The actress posted many behind-the-scenes pictures on herInstagramfeed, as well as posting stories detailing how it all went down.
“This belly was insane,”she wrote in the first story, showing Cassie’s pregnant belly. This was followed by another Insta story, where she detailed the process.“Had to do a full body cast so they could make the prosthetic belly,”Sweeney wrote, before adding,“They basically paper macheted me,”in the next (viaSeventeen).
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Though Cassie (or Sweeney) was not really pregnant, the prosthetics used on the actress looked very realistic. After the second season, the show took a break for almost 2 years, butEuphoriaand its cast will be back with Season 3, most probably in 2025.
What Is Next for Sydney Sweeney?
Sydney Sweeney is currently busy with her upcoming movieMadam Web. TheSony-Marvel collaboration for the Spider-Verse moviewill see the 26-year-old actress play Julia Cornwall/Spider-Woman. TheDakota Johnson-led movie will see the character of Sydney Sweeney, alongside Celeste O’Connor’s Mattie Franklin being targetted by a powerful foe.
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In the middle of it all is Johnson’s Cassandra “Cassie” Web, a paramedic with clairvoyant abilities who is trying to save these two women. Though the movie’s anticipation is high among Marvel lovers, critics’ reviews have been mostly negative forMadam Web. The movie is scheduled to be released on June 04, 2025.
Swagata Das
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Swagata works as a Senior Features Editor at FandomWire. Having previously worked as a Content Writer, her passion for everything pop culture became her true calling as she now works with a global team of writers to brainstorm unique, groundbreaking ideas. Having done her Masters in English Literature, Swagata is a self-professed K-Pop addict with an affinity to work her charms on unsuspecting friends to induct them into the fandom cult.
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