Did Sydney Sweeney pay off her mother’s mortgage?

Sydney Sweeney, known for her roles in HBO’s “The White Lotus” and “Euphoria,” recently shared a heartfelt moment in a new interview, revealing that she was able to pay off her mother’s mortgage. The actor, who is currently enjoying the success of her latest release “Immaculate,” expressed how fulfilling it was for her to fulfill a childhood dream of supporting her family.

“I recently paid off my mom’s mortgage. As a kid, I always dreamt of being able to take care of my parents, so that was a really big thing for me to be able to do,” Sydney shared during the interview.

For Sydney, staying connected to her family is paramount, helping her stay grounded amidst the chaos of press cycles and filming schedules. She emphasized the importance of incorporating her family into her life as much as possible, whether it’s through regular conversations with her cousins or visiting her hometown.

“It was hard because L.A. is very different from Spokane. The cost of a big city versus a small city is vastly different and challenging as well,” Sydney explained, highlighting the contrast between her current city of residence and her hometown.

Sydney’s rise to fame came with her acclaimed performances in “The White Lotus” and “Euphoria,” earning her Emmy nominations for both roles. Despite the anticipation surrounding the start of shooting for “Euphoria” Season 3, which has been delayed, Sydney eagerly awaits the opportunity to reprise her role as Cassie.

In recent months, Sydney has been busy with several film projects, including the romantic comedy “Anyone But You” alongside Glen Powell, and the horror feature “Immaculate,” where she portrays a young American nun named Cecilia. While “Immaculate” marks her return to the big screen, her previous film “Madame Web,” co-starring Dakota Johnson, faced challenges at the box office.

Through her diverse roles and commitment to her craft, Sydney Sweeney continues to captivate audiences and make strides in the entertainment industry, all while staying true to her roots and supporting her loved ones along the way.