Sydney Sweeney’s Shocking Hollywood Lineage Uncovered—Fans Stunned by Unexpected Family Secret!
The comparison added another layer to the backlash because some online users questioned whether the new genealogy story was simply another attempt to connect Sweeney with Monroe.
One commenter wrote, “This has Scooter PR written all over it!” and questioned how many outlets had quoted Braun describing Sweeney as “the modern-day Marilyn Monroe.”
The new discussion also arrived shortly after Sweeney faced another round of criticism over her raunchy Novig campaign
As reported by Bored Panda, Sweeney appeared in the sports prediction company’s first national campaign, “Novig is Just Sports,” which was released in September.
In the one-minute advertisement, she posed with footballs, basketballs, and a tennis racket while using the sports equipment to cover her body. She also wore white Novig underwear.
Sweeney appeared to embrace the provocative idea rather than apologize for it. In the ad, she joked, “They wanted a show.”
She also explained that Novig focused on sports and did not offer betting on “wars or deaths” or politics. Sweeney was also a strategic partner and equity holder in the company.
The campaign drew criticism from several female athletes.
British sprinter Amy Hunt argued that the ad failed to represent what women in sports actually looked like, while gymnast Gracie Kramer shared images of herself training alongside the message, “I don’t know what Sydney Sweeney was doing, but this is what a woman in sports looks like.”
Four-time Olympic swimming champion Ariarne Titmus was also critical.
“Not only is it a kick in the face to every woman who has dedicated her life to perfecting her craft, but every woman who enjoys sports for what it really is,” Titmus wrote. She then questioned why sexualising women’s sports was still being used to sell products.
Rather than backing away from the controversy, Sweeney later posted more pictures from the campaign, including images of athletes who had previously posed n*de for ESPN’s Body Issue.
“Being overrated runs in the family,” wrote one commenter
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