Sydney Sweeney confesses she nearly lost it during chaotic skydive
Sydney Sweeney reveals she recently bought back her great-grandmother's old home
Sydney Sweeney shared a wild story on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, revealing she nearly threw up mid-air while skydiving.
The Euphoria actress told Stephen that she went drinking with her cousins in a small town that “has three bars and one church,” before waking up three hours later to go skydiving.
“I went barhopping until 3am. And then I went skydiving at six,” she laughed.
When Stephen showed a photo of her screaming mid-jump, Sydney admitted she was terrified. “No, I’m scared of heights,” she said when asked if she liked them.
“I was a little worried stuff would come out. I would not be the only thing falling out of the sky,” the 28-year-old star joked, saying she was still feeling the effects from the night before.
Despite her fear, Sydney said the jump was “a blast” and that she was “hypnotised” by the view below.
However, the Christy actress said she jumped over a lake, which made Stephen warn, “If you hit a lake at terminal velocity, it still doesn’t go well.”
Later in the interview, the actress also talked about her childhood dreams and how she convinced her parents to let her pursue acting.
“I put together a five-year business plan presentation when I was 10,” she said proudly.
Sydney also shared that she recently bought back her great-grandmother’s home in Idaho, where she grew up playing with her cousins.
“I call it Camp Run Amok,” she said with a smile.
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