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Megyn Kelly stated on her SiriusXM show that a preview for Season 3 of HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ featuring Sydney Sweeney’s character sexualizes infancy. Kelly called the scene sick and criticized creator Sam Levinson. Sweeney has previously addressed concerns about nudity in the series.
Substrate placeholder — needs review‘Euphoria’ Teaser Megyn Kelly made statements criticizing Sydney Sweeney on Tuesday's episode of SiriusXM’s “The Megyn Kelly Show,” according to the New York Post.
A newly released preview for Season 3 of HBO’s drama “Euphoria” features Sydney Sweeney’s character, Cassie. The “Euphoria” teaser shows Sydney Sweeney dressed as a baby, sucking on a binky pacifier, with her legs completely spread, as described by Kelly. ” She added, “I can’t believe she agreed to this frankly and was in this,” regarding the “Euphoria” teaser.
‘Euphoria’ Creator Sam Levinson Kelly said, “I think this guy’s sick … Sam Levinson,” about the creator of “Euphoria. ” Reports indicate that Sydney Sweeney and other actors on the set of “Euphoria” have pushed back on Sam Levinson’s suggestions for more nudity in scenes.
Several “Euphoria” actresses, including Sydney Sweeney, have spoken out about feeling uncomfortable with the amount of nudity written into the show, according to the New York Post.
Prior Statements on Nudity Sydney Sweeney has addressed concerns about nudity in “Euphoria,” stating in past interviews that she has pushed back on scenes she felt were unnecessary.
Sweeney’s character in “Euphoria” is Cassie. Last year, Megyn Kelly praised Sydney Sweeney as a “real” and “natural” beauty while defending her during backlash over an American Eagle ad campaign, per the New York Post. The American Eagle ad campaign featured Sydney Sweeney touting her great jeans, punning on genes.
” American Eagle reported surging sales, sold-out denim, and a spike in brand awareness following the controversy over the ad campaign.
The New York Post has sought comment from HBO and representatives for Sydney Sweeney and Sam Levinson.
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