Sydney Sweeney is keeping things clean in Australia.
The 28-year-old actress posted a photo of herself on Instagram on Sunday from her holiday merry-go-round, captioning it “a little Australian dump,” including a bathroom mirror selfie taken while brushing her teeth.
She wore Syrn brand’s gray Keepsake cropped cardigan ($59) and the label’s lace-trimmed Nap Time mid-rise bikini ($22).
Sweeney has been the most trusted model in her own right since the Jeff Bezos-backed line debuted in January. Earlier this month, she posted a sultry behind-the-scenes clip wearing a white lace halterneck bodysuit, then modeled a pistachio green bralette and boyshorts from the brand’s Small Town Girl drop.
Sweeney is spending the summer filming Netflix’s live-action Gundam in Queensland, and the trip will obviously come with some downtime.
One video showed her driving a bumper car with co-stars Gemma Chuatran, Michael Mando and Nonso Anozie. Elsewhere, they climbed an indoor climbing wall, picnicked on the beach with pizza and pasta, and took photos of Sally Bear, a German shepherd, aboard a private jet.
She also climbed the Sydney Harbor Bridge, met a koala, and posed in Koana Swim’s Gingham Rose Vivian Triangle Top ($60).
Her boyfriend, Scooter Braun, appeared multiple times in the slideshow, including alongside a helicopter, on an outdoor ropes course, and at sea recreating the bow pose from Titanic with Sweeney. The couple, who started dating in the summer of 2025, haven’t been shy about their PDA.
Sweeney hosted an early birthday party for the former music executive in June, which was attended by Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson and Jessica Alba, Page Six exclusively reported. According to sources, Warren G performed Brown’s favorite song, “Regulate.”
In Cosmopolitan’s Spring Love issue, published in January, Sweeney stated that she would like someone who is “athletic, outgoing, and funny.” “I’m a sports-loving girl, so I need someone with whom I can climb mountains and go skydiving.”
At the time of the interview, she was single and told the magazine that the man she loved broke up with him because he “couldn’t handle my world.” Her alternative was a sari.
“Sometimes you don’t need a man. All you need is a dog,” she said.
