Sydney Sweeney In Bathing Suit Rides Swing

Hanging onto a rope swing while wearing a black bikini, Sydney blushed while the photographer snapped away. The photos were taken in an undisclosed location during a vacation trip back in 2020.

"You’re my happy place," Sydney captioned the pics, likely referring to her longtime beau Jonathan Davino, who could be the lucky guy behind the camera.

While the couple keeps their relationship private, rumors of their engagement surfaced last month.

Sydney's amazing figure is the result of her fit lifestyle and healthy diet. She is a big fan of kickboxing and even won first place in a grappling competition, as she told Marie Claire.

"I’m trained in mixed martial arts. I started when I was 14 and did my first competition at 18. It was a grappling competition against all guys a weight category above me, and I got first place. Those guys were probably saying, ‘Oh, we didn’t want to hurt her,’ but they were definitely trying. Everyone broke a sweat!”

She prefers to use pink gloves when she's training because she likes to mess with guys' minds and surprise them with her skills.

"I was the only girl at this dojo, and I wanted to fuck with all the guys’ [minds]. So, I got all-pink everything – wraps, gloves, mouthguard, everything – because when you walk into the ring as a girl wearing pink, the guys are like ‘whatever’. But then, when you can kick their ass, it’s the greatest feeling ever," she told Net-a-Porter.

She works hard not only to keep her body fit but to make a name for herself in Hollywood. Sharing her story in the interview, Sydney got candid about her struggles during the early times of her career. To convince her parents to support her Hollywood dreams, she made a five-year business plan and presented it to them when she was 12 years old.

"I don’t come from a boatload of money. When we moved to LA, everything was so expensive that we ended up losing our house back home – and everything else we owned.”

Surprisingly, coffee isn't part of her daily routine. She prefers to drink water and likes to keep hydrated throughout the day.

"I have never even tried coffee. I only drink water — for whatever reason, when I was like, 12, I decided I would only drink water and I just stuck with it. I love water, it’s my thing," she admitted to Bustle.

According to Mayo Clinic, water makes up 50% - 70% of our body weight and it is important to replenish the body's supply to function optimally. The recommended daily fluid intake is 3.7 liters for men and 2.7 liters for women.

Water isn't only her favorite drink, she also makes an effort to make the valuable resource more accessible to deprived communities. For World Water Day, Sydney lent her voice to help spread awareness about this issue.

"Access to clean water is crucial to all parts of life. Unfortunately, it’s also something most of us take for granted," she posted on Instagram. "Today is #WorldWaterDay, which feels like the perfect moment to raise awareness to this important program. Check out Armani beauty’s Acqua for Life..."

As she told Yahoo!, self-care is a priority for her. Some of her favorite self-care activities are watching TV, taking long baths, and hanging out with her dog Tank.

"I think self-care is a daily process. I think you can be OK one day and it's totally OK if you're not the next because I think you have to start every day new and you have to start every day trying to appreciate and love yourself, which can be difficult sometimes."

In the same interview, Sydney also revealed the smart way that she handles her money.

"I've been very conscious of my money and how I spend it and what I do with it and I will hopefully maintain that for the rest of my life because I think a lot of people forget that yes, acting and entertainment and Hollywood are so glamorous, but it also is a business, and if you don't run the business correctly or smart, then you will lose your way."

When it comes to body image, Sydney shared that she appreciates her body now more than ever.

"I'm just kind of loving myself more and thanking my body for everything it does," she told Yahoo! "I hope that the love that I have for my body and the thanks that I give to myself inspires other people to be like, I need to approach myself that way too, because I think loving yourself is number one before you can actually love anyone else."